2 Tips for Good Golf Posture

Why you need to 'Proud as a Peacock' when taking your stance. Anne Rollo shows how getting your golf posture right puts you well on your way to becoming more consistent.

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Hitting fat, chunked shots happens when your swing bottoms out too far behind the golf ball, leading to a massive loss in distance and direction. LPGA Master Professional Dr. Alison Curdt explains how combining rotation with a forward mass shift moves your swing arc forward for crisp, clean compression.

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