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Distance Killer – Fix Casting with Christina Ricci’s Zip Up Drill – Newsletter

Ready to unlock more distance and control? This week, we are focused on eliminating the errors that cause weak shots and inconsistency, specifically casting and topping the ball. Christina Ricci shares her "Zip Up" technique to fix a disconnected arm swing and protect your crucial wrist angles deep into the downswing. Plus, Cathy Kim reveals the one simple setup change that instantly turns a dreaded top into a clean, downward strike!

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