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So I yesterday while playing (and playing pretty badly...) that my divots were looking quite off.  Here is a diagram of what I'm talking about.

Untitled.jpg Iswinging Since I am apparently swinging out to in pretty badly and was wondering if the "2-tee gate drill" will help me swing more in to out.. Thanks!


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While divot direction shouldn't be considered too much, when they're as "off" as you've shown then they should, yes.

I'd look up my "deep hands" thread. Or perhaps I'll post a drill I like to use later (if I can go film it).

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