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Wide Stance for Stability
InstructorDebbie Doniger
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Thank you I think this will really help me. I will try it out today.
Great thanks for watching
I have problems with flipping the left wrist and hitting behind the ball. In the tip with the wider stance you seemed to drop the club on the with a similar wrist flip. My question is what would you say is the best way to avoid this wrist flip to stop hitting behind the ball. Thanks for all your tips. Scott
First thank you for watching! You do need some rotation with your upper and lower body to keep the shaft leaning forward and to stop your flipping. In general this is true. Without seeing you, try an open stance and open upper. Just a little to give your rotation a head start built on the set up. Then head or nose has to be forward almost in front of the ball. Good luck.
And you didn't look up until the ball was well on its way. Also important!
That’s funny. Usually I look super early- in a good way. Thanks for watching
What club do you use for chipping near the green??
I grew up using my 60 everywhere and I deloft it a lot. I like my wedges and play arnd with hybrids and 7 irons now. Just to keep it interesting:) thanks for watching.
Bring it Gary!! Haha
No kidding
Bring it Gary!! Haha
I live in the north Georgia mountains and will often find myself chipping up a relatively steep incline or sometimes downhill. Any tips? Thanks!
Downhill take a wider stance and actually pull your right foot behind the left a little to level the hips out. Uphill open your stance ball middle. Love the mountains. Enjoy !!!