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| FULL SWING TIP (William Kipp) | |||
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In your practice of the full swing, observe
your typical ball-flight pattern then work to produce the OPPOSITE! For
example, if you observe your typical ball flight to be a draw or hook
(ball curving toward the player's side of the target-line), in your
practice try to produce a fade (ball curving the opposite direction). If
you normally fade or slice try to produce the OPPOSITE, a draw or even a
hook. Accomplish this primarily by adjusting your grip strength, ball
position (farther back to promote a draw, more forward to promote a
fade), body alignment and swing path through impact. Producing the
opposite of your regular ball-flight in your full-swing practice will
help your swing to stay "centered", and will help you hit
straighter shots on the course. In addition, you will gain the ability
to "shape" your shots when needed on the course! |
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