Roger Schiffman
Managing Editor
Golf Digest
By Pia Nilsson and Lynn Marriott
1. Balance: To be a good ball-striker, you must be able to maintain your balance while rotating. Make some swings favoring either your left foot or right foot, as Pia shows above, to develop dynamic balance.(See Golf Digest's July instruction feature by Nilsson and Marriott)
2. Tempo: Make full swings varying the tempo of your backswing and forward swing, as Lynn demonstrates. Go back at 25 percent and forward at 75. Then hit shots using your preferred tempo throughout.3. Tension Awareness: Hit short shots alternating between tight tension in your arms and shoulders, average tension and very loose. Do this three times. Which tension level produces the best contact?
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