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Stop Hanging Back
Here's how to learn to shift into the ball
By Butch Harmon
Published Apr. 14, 2009
Keywords Instruction | driving | lesson tee | butch harmon | slice | hitting behind | stop hanging back | learn to shift into the ball | amateur
November 21, 2009

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