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Lightning Hands Golf Drill: 3 Steps to Add Speed and Distance
Try the Lightning Hands golf drill in three steps: watch the release, practise a short swing, then compare ten shots with ten normal shots.
Chew the Fat Behind the Ball Drill: 3 Steps to a Clearer Pre-Shot Routine
Build a clearer pre-shot routine: talk through the target, conditions and club choice behind the ball, then practise ten shots with a plan.
Club Face Alignment Drill: 3 Steps to Check Your Setup
Check your clubface at address, test a small setup change, and compare two sets of ten shots for strike and direction.
Pro Golf Setup Drill: Focus on the Target And Glance at the Ball
All great golfers stare at the target and glance at the ball. Do you? This is the quickest and easiest drill to improve your golf game!
Luke Donald’s Hammer a Nail Putting Drill: Perfect Your Strike
The Luke Donald Hammering A Nail Putting Drill will improve your strike with the putter.
Loose Arms Drill: Hinge Your Wrists Like a Pro Golfer
The “Loose Arms Drill” will teach you to loosen your arms to get your wrists hinging like the tour pros.
Tiger Woods Magic Box Drill: The No. 1 Move In Golf
The Tiger Woods Magic Box Drill will train you to get into the magic box, which is the most important move in golf.
Tiger Woods Hip Move Drill: Power Up Your Golf, Pain-Free!
The Tiger Woods Hip Move Drill will train you to move your hips like Tiger, and help take the pressure off your spine for pain-free golf.
Golf Transition Drill: Shift from Arms to Body for a Better Transition
The “Golf Transition” drill will teach you to transition like the tour pros.
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