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The most common reason for shanking the golf ball is by pulling the heel of the golf club at the ball when you should be tucking your left elbow in and squaring the back of your left hand.
Golf Instruction by Jimmy Ballard: Listed as one of Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Teachers Golf […]

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Topped or thin and pulled golf shots are often caused by keeping your head down during the swing.
David Glenz is listed as one of Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Teachers.

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Practice punch shots and chip shots to perfect your contact and eliminate your fat and thin shots,
David Glenz 1998 PGA of America Teacher of the Year.
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The most embarrassing golf shot is the one that dribbles off the tee box short of the womens tee box. Amateurs think that raising their head up during the swing is the cause, but the truth is that your posture changed and your whole body rose up, not just your head. Concentrate […]

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Being able to recognize how your clubface, clubshaft and arms should look at the top of your backswing will help you to troubleshoot and fix a slice or a hook, push or a pull, thin, fat and shank shots. A thin and/or shank shot both correspond with a hook swing […]

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When you setup to the ball at address, the angle that your clubs is set at is where your swing plane should be provided your golf equipment is fitted correctly for you.
When the golf club is 180 degrees behind you in your backswing, the angle of the golf club shaft should be […]