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How Hovering the Club Makes You More Reliable and Consistent

by Martin Chuck

 

If you've watched ANY of my videos on ANY aspect of the golf swing...

There's a very good chance you've heard me remind you to...

"Keep the club elevated at address." 

Yes, I say it a LOT...

And for a very good reason. 

In short, hovering the club ever so slightly above the turf is one of the best things you can do to increase your reliability and consistency. 

And not just on your long game, but your short game, too. 

Watch the video above and I'll explain.

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