LOSING DISTANCE
Be sure to make a full turn.
Maintain a relaxed body with light grip.
Keep left side firm with left knee bent through
impact.
Swing through the ball, not at it.
Keep arms fully extended through impact.
Be sure to make a full turn.
Maintain a relaxed body with light grip.
Keep left side firm with left knee bent through
impact.
Swing through the ball, not at it.
Keep arms fully extended through impact.
| If you are battling with a lack of distance, one of the first things you should concentrate on is releasing your hands through the ball correctly. Make sure that your forearms are close together at impact, and after impact, your forearms should form an “X” or be crossed. This will ensure that you are not blocking the ball, it will help with the slice, and will do wonders for your distance. David Nevogt, Author, The Simple Golf Swing |
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