SNAP IT for Turbo POWER
TIP OF THE WEEKS
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4m 17s
If you want more pars, let’s focus on your lead leg (front leg) during the downswing. What’s it doing? Ideally during the transition, we want to snap it -straighten it —as we push into the ground at an angle. This gives us tremendous power —effortless power— to sling the club through the strike zone.
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