Lesson: Are You Turning Properly?
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Most golfers have been told how the shoulders should move during a putting stroke—but that picture may be wrong. This video reveals where the real engine of the stroke should come from and demonstrates a simple drill for feeling the correct motion while keeping unwanted movement out of your action.
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