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Continuous rotation keeps the low point past the ball
Plan your next shot while walking to it
Driver vs irons: only stance width and ball position change
Why coming up out of the shot ruins the strike
Match your back angle at the top to your spine angle
Go straight back the first foot, then turn up the escalator
Check shoulder aim with a hanging club
Keep about 90% of your weight on the lead side
Don't push your hands out to keep the club in front
Shape the trail hand like gripping a pistol
Keep weight off the heels until the club sets at the top
Take the wrist hinge out to control chip speed
Putt to a 72 bpm metronome for tour tempo
Fix thin contact with knockdown shots
Put the elbows together for more lag and better contact
Pause so shoulder and hands stop together
Set putting ball position one inch ahead of center
Open the wedge face slightly to release the body
Narrow the stance for a steeper wedge strike
Low point comes past the ball
Shallow under the right shoulder- Iron hip bump: sternum still, hips forward one inch
Fringe putt: halve the fringe, add it past the hole
Turn the club up-plane with your body
Hang your hands to square your putting shoulders
Add wedge effort only for a high soft shot
Set an alignment rod as a takeaway guide
Create wrist angle to catch the ball first
Keep the trail arm soft with the shoulder blade tucked
Use a ball-above-feet hill lie to shallow the club
Stop at the top to feel position- Stop actively bumping laterally; it usually kills rotation
Lock in your 30, then ladder up and randomize- Keep your hands connected to your body's center
- Match the lead arm to the foot line
- Set your eyes over the ball at putting address
- Groove a swing thought in the mirror or with your shadow
- Keep the club in front of the trail shoulder
Rehearse a solid top and redirect without a ball- Use the bucket-of-water feel for connection
Use an object drill to fix an inside takeaway
Use an elbow-in sidearm feel above your feet
Catch the ball first but take a divot past it
Move your hips and hands together for better wedge impact
Grip in the fingers, not the palm of the trail hand
Finish practice with two 40-yard wedges- Read long putts in two halves, then combine
- Feel shorter at the top with arms past you
Stop at pocket high then rotate through for connection
Feel foot pressure heel to heel, not on the toes
Preset hitting up on driver: stance width, ball forward
Treat early extension as a response
Get the hands up so the putter extends the forearms
Turn the hips a quarter to set, the rest to the top
Narrow stance steepens attack; wide stance levels it
Load below the belt, coil above the belt- Finish into your left heel instead of standing on your toes
How a lower trail hand opens your shoulders
Bump the hip to set secondary tilt and unlock the turn
Connection over a forced straight left arm- Bookend the range: shrink a 30-yard fairway to 15
Set iron stance width under your shoulders
Bump the hip without opening the hips
Move ball forward to cover the shot and stay down- Leave a hitchhiker's-thumb gap to the grip
Redefine connection as body center and hands in line
Check putting ball position with the handle-to-zipper line
Commit to the chosen putting line
Make the hip bump one inch with square hips- Film your swing in a simulator and add slow-motion reps
- Two feels to keep width to the top
- An open lofted face sends the ball where you swing
Rehearse the hand position that squares the face
Set the wrist with your body, not your hands- Set the face, hover the shaft over the ball, turn square
Driver ball position: in the armpit-to-shoulder range
Swing driver and iron with the same set move- Read long putts in increments, work back from hole
Load the trail arm to create two power levers
Changing tempo oscillates the face and wrecks speed control- Aim your feet parallel to the line, not at the target
Keep elbows together so your body turns the hands up
Let the hands hang to check shoulder alignment- Follow the line for the first few inches, then arc
- Diagnose steepness: hands not turned to top with the body
- Pick a bounce wedge for tight, grainy lies
Aim away from trouble beside the hole
Set up a downhill bunker shot with the ball forward
Longer club, longer backswing: let it gather- Fill your mind with the routine to crowd out pressure
Picture compressing the ball against firm ground
Set hand height to match your chip lie
Feel trail-foot pressure ride to the inside of the heel- Open the clubface before taking your grip
Rock back to impact drill to feel hands ahead- Use quiet, dead hands on short wedge shots
Stand closer to reduce shanks- Match the hinge to the body turn
- Send the takeaway from inside heel toward toe
- Hold the putter at a five-out-of-ten grip pressure