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Have finally got my swing on an inside out path with a resulting much better ball flight (for the irons anyway!) Still working on the driver...

I seem to be getting a heap more distance now. I'm hitting it at least a club further, maybe one and a half. What is the reason for this?

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an inside out swing has your arms working more in sync with your body as opposed to cutting across the ball and pulling your arms towards your body as well as the inside out has a better swing through the ball (your arms extend outwards more as oppose to turning over right away and going around you).
correct me if i'm wrong.

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That makes sense. Its funny, my back swing is so slow now (compared to what it was) and it feels like the whole body is working better as a unit. Have to get used to new distances now!

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An inside out swing also usually promotes a draw on your ballflight, which can lead to extra roll.
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An inside-outside swing. Gotta perfect that.

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