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I wish I had this advice when I started this insane game 18 months ago. This has virtually eliminated the right side of the course. Now i can focus on approach shots from the fairway and my short game. I hope this help others that are struggling. [VIDEO]http://youtu.be/DJIKysvM4Qk[/VIDEO]
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Along the same lines (no pun intended).
This is really a great exercise to stretch the necessary muscles.
I bought a 10’ wood curtain rod at Home Depot and cut it down to 8’.
The simple workout in the backyard has made a great difference.

Driver: Ping K15 10°, Mitsubishi Diamana Blueboard 63g Stiff
Fairway 4-wood: TaylorMade RocketBallz Tour TP 17.5°, Matrix Ozik TP7HD S shaft

Hybrids: Callaway Diablo Edge 3H-4H, Aldila DVS Stiff
Irons: MIURA PP-9003, Dynamic Gold Superlite S300, Sand Wedge: Scratch 8620 56°
Putter: Nike Method Concept Belly 44"
Ball: Bridgestone Tour B330-S

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This deserves a bump. GREAT DRILL FOR MAINTAINING SPINE ANGLE ON BACK SWING AND FOLLOW THROUGH!

I have a tendency to lose my spine angle on the follow through. Especially later in the round when I start to get tired. When I do, my draw turns into a pull hook.

once again, FANTASTIC DRILL.  I, myself, will add a little hip slide towards the target on the downswing, so it feels like an actual golf swing. I even finish up with my weight on my left side, for right hand golfer, on the follow through.

As for the comment above. It's just an exercise to get your body in shape to stay in the right spine/shoulder angle. However, in a good  golf swing your right shoulder will be coming down towards the ground on the swing plane as you move into impact position.

That's enough talk about the swing...............never rmind.

It's just a great exercise to improve your game, period!

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