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Johnny Miller breaks down a drill Jack Nicklaus shared with him, focusing on maintaining the angle in the wrists and keeping the trail elbow in position at the start of the downswing. That move can help create better sequencing, more effortless power, and a more consistent path into impact....

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Фото профиля mark lye
mark lye27 дней назад

Awesome stuff from one of the greatest. Johnny’s teacher was John Geertsen Sr back in the day…….

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Oneyoucan28 дней назад

My 1st golf book was Butch Harmon Playing Lesson w Tiger. My 2nd was a “Breaking 90 w Jonny Miller” 👍⛳️

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1970s Baseball28 дней назад

Can this drill be applied equally to woods swing and irons swing? If not are there certain adjustments/ variations that can be done for each?

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Rafi Mahendra27 дней назад

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