My Two Best Anti-Sway Drills
Anne Rollo
It’s really important to turn and not sway in your golf swing. Anne Rollo demonstrates two great drills to get you turning.
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It’s really important to turn and not sway in your golf swing. Anne Rollo demonstrates two great drills to get you turning.
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