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186 yard, 7-iron with a smooth swing. I’ve worked hard studying technique and this is what I’ve found to be the most efficient swing. It is an inside takeaway, a slight OTT move, and pull in as you turn the corner - smooth power. I’ll be holding a free... show more

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