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• Check putter shoulder alignment by hanging palms
• Shift less with wedges, more from 7-iron up
• Control putter face rotation with grip pressure
• Two wedge ball positions for flight control
• Graphite shafts don't add distance on their own
• Tee-in-mouth drill to steady your putting stroke
• Footwork: pull the trail foot back, don't push up
• Keep the trail arm soft with necessary tension
• Play the ball an inch ahead for a natural up-strike
• Rotate around a stable spine
• Square an open stance: toes together, then widen
• Stop swaying by bracing the outside of your trail foot
• Delay the release until the hands pass the trail hip
• Cover the ball: don't let your trail hip near the ball
• Occupy your mind while waiting to putt
• Weakening the left-hand grip opens the face into high shots
• Why open shoulders at address cut the ball right
• Clamp an alignment rod, towel, or club under your arms
• Sequence the downswing from the ground up
• Strengthen the lead hand to two knuckles on top
• Choose the drill that best matches the target swing
• Hit wedges from the inside to trap the ball down
• Practice wedges because loft exposes swing flaws
• Keep your right hip on the inside of your right foot
• Keep your head out over the target line as you putt
• Keep the trail knee flexed instead of straightening it
• Shallow the wedge with a small drop in transition
• Why an inside hand path forces you to time the face
• Load foot pressure before starting the swing
• Keep the toe down and hinge with the trail hand on top
• Can't read the break? Play the putt straight
• Feel 60% on the inside of the trail leg with driver
• Set the feedback ball farther back for longer clubs
• Widen your base to balance a steep downhill lie
• Turn the left hip back, don't slide it forward
• Rotate around a fixed post for a steady low point
• Use the right elbow as a second lever for power
• Stand closer to stop reaching and thinning it
• Build an anchor point in your setup
• Prefer hips a couple degrees closed over open at setup
• Finish the arms as the lead shoulder finishes turning
• Feel the wrist set as pressure into the heel pad
• Feel: big body turn, short connected arm swing
• Bump the hips forward without opening them
• Use ground force: push down to push up
• Move hands with your hips to shift low point past the ball
• Train grip strength to unlock swing speed
• Practice chest-high swings instead of full shots
• Drive through imaginary balls ahead
• High hands come from the turn, not lifting
• Tilt shoulders past your toes at setup
• Make three in a row with the new technique
• Ball-between-knees drill to stabilize the lower body
• Land it short on a firm green
• Square your shoulders to stop the driver slice
• Feel connection: body back, hands faster through
• Why hands left behind blocks the ball right
• Feel the hands go down the hallway, up the escalator
• Choose driver for room right and a shorter approach
• Use a ping pong paddle image to strike spinning wedges
• Connection is width, not pinning the arm to your side
• Build a hinge station with rods and hit balls off it
• Move ball position from center to lead shoulder by club
• Feel the lead arm pulling from the top
• Every inch of sway costs about 10 degrees of rotation
• Feel the lead hip go behind, trail hip never closer
• Use hip bump and high left hip to get behind it
• Use the narrow stance as a lead-side warm-up
• Balance a glass of water on your neck to stay over it
• Use a ground line to aim the wedge hinge
• Let core and legs move the arms to the top
• Keep a good-rep column ahead of bad reps
• Keep the right elbow below the pec at the top
• Fire the left pocket as the club comes through
• Use the shoulder-to-shoulder swing for a low, tight shot
• Putting setup keys: eyes over ball, hands under shoulders
• Match the shaft to a straight line for a square face
• Hit lead-arm-only backswings to free up the trail arm
• Bump the hip forward and back, not just forward
• Hold-off impact drill for a connected, cleaner strike
• Run the shaft in line with your forearms, bend at elbows
• Practice with a thoughtful, round-sized range routine
• Face the middle of your stance and reach up for the ball
• Keep the hands and club in front
• Let your driver setup hit up for you
• Keep the club in front of the hands in the takeaway
• Create secondary tilt from a hip bump, not a spine tilt
• Take your medicine and pick a club that safely escapes
• Clean grass from your wedge grooves between shots
• In transition, swing the arms past your chest
• Set feet a clubhead apart to load the lead side
• Accelerate the arm to keep hands in front of the body
• Set the club at pocket high with lead-arm angle
• Use room behind a front pin as your safety margin
• Feel the shoulders turn while the lower body stays quiet
• Set stance width by the club you are hitting
• Blend the hinge and turn at your shoulder's pace
• Balance-disc drill to turn hips without the upper body
• Break the backswing into below and above the belt
• Widen stance and move ball forward to hit it higher