Quick Tip - From Long to Short
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We've talked about awkward distances from time to time, but always from a standpoint of club selection. That information is good to have, obviously, but it doesn't cover the mechanical side of dealing with different ranges of shot. It might seem like full swing mechanics and short game mechanics belong in separate boxes, it's definitely what I thought initially, but they are more correlated that you might think. If you're familiar with our Two Birds with One Stone, then you might already see where this is going. Join Tim Graves, PGA, as he explains at what point you transition from full swing mechanics to short game mechanics.
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