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Developing a simple one piece takeaway involves removing unnecessary arm movements in the start of the backswing. This is a great way to train the body to rotate more and gain club face control. ———————————————————————— If you want to start improving your game, join my

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john15 days ago

Thanks

MudFlap15 days ago

Great. Now what is "loading into the arms???" That's the confusing part and no one ever seems to explain it. Hinge wrists up? Hinge wrists back? Hinge wrists on 45 degree angle? Point palm behind you? Just bend right elbow? Thank you.

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