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Swing your swing 🏌️ Monday qualifier Daniel Gale explains the feels behind his unique action. He’s currently T23 3M Open.

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Seamus Broughtonvor 3 Jahren

@danielgale96 @3MOpen The only thing that matters right here

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@danielgale96 @3MOpen This guy could win a lot hustling suckers at courses in Las Vegas.

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@danielgale96 @3MOpen His parents when he dropped out to pursue golf with that swing

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Michael Shafrirvor 3 Jahren

@danielgale96 @3MOpen Kenny Perry walked so Daniel could run

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@danielgale96 @3MOpen Swing your swing!!!

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@danielgale96 @3MOpen The more I play this game the more I realize it’s just whatever works. This dude flushes it.

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@danielgale96 @3MOpen Golf is so much better with all these unique swings. It really opens the field wild open for players that you dont need textbook technique

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Rubert Dvor 3 Jahren

@danielgale96 @3MOpen He hit it 388 on 15!

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@danielgale96 @3MOpen Why does that last drive look like it went 300 yards due right

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