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Club Lag/Forward Shaft Lean

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Tugglife2 Well Established Member

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Are there any drills, swing thoughts, or ways to set up to help enhance this? Anybody have any tips or videos they can post? Thanks in advance.

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Stack and tilt. You dont have to follow the whole damn system but get the book and read what they say about forward lean etc.. It helps a lot. Shoot there are a ton of things in that book that would help 90% of the golfers out there without drastically changing their swing or adopting the S&T swing.

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Tugglife2 Well Established Member

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It's funny you mention S&T because recently I've been watching some of the youtube videos and have become intrigued. I'm going to check out the book tomorrow. I'm a little concerned that I'll have a tough time translating what I read to my actual swing but I suppose my swing can't get much worse at this point.

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Unless you are hitting punch shots or stingers, don't lean shaft. If you swing correctly, this will happen automatically.

Are there any drills, swing thoughts, or ways to set up to help enhance this? Anybody have any tips or videos they can post? Thanks in advance.


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