Hitting off your back foot makes you slice across it
The coach diagnoses that swinging back and hitting from the back foot encourages the body to open up and come across the line, slicing across the ball. His fix is to get the golfer onto the front foot so they attack down the line, driving more of the club through the ball to hit it further.
Channel: Danny Maude
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Live iron lesson diagnosing a slicer who loses distance.