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One of the top ranked courses in Illinois, Thunderhawk, is on the @golfonanytee app this year. This is the 8th hole- it was about 325 to the middle and 350ish to the back edge.

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Drop the club head below the slot line, maintain the head and butt line, rotate the pelvis open. I explain all of the moves in depth in Golf Swing Fully Explained.

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Slow, easy, 3/4 swings to groove the moves. I teach all of the movements in depth in my course, Golf Swing Fully Explained

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The trail hip and knee do have a most ideal pattern: extend, flex, extend. I teach this pattern and the entire swing (in depth) in my course, Golf Swing Fully Explained.

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@F1Sauce @GolfOnAnyTee 😂

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First realistic chance at eagle on 18 at Big Run. 540 yards up a steep hill. It’s great being back out on @golfonanytee courses again.

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@GBaquet @GolfOnAnyTee 😂

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Great day playing @golfonanytee course, Big Run with Braden, Brian and Brandon (Braden first video, brian next). It’s so great being back out with the guys on the GOAT app after being inside all winter.

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@DenverSports10 @GolfOnAnyTee Fair

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@MegsonZe @DenverSports10 @GolfOnAnyTee Sounds like an anger issue

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@GBaquet @GolfOnAnyTee The outrage!

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The spine moves are looking better. I explain all the body moves in plain english (clear, easy-to-understand) in my course, Golf Swing Fully Explained

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(including pelvis and spine moves) in my course, Golf Swing Fully Explained.

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During practice sessions, the pause can help break down the swing into 2 parts. It helps me focus on improving my pelvis and spine moves on the down swing. It is also a good way to make improvements if you are working on the back swing. I teach the entire swing in depth

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bigger turn on the back swing if you aren’t flexible- but doing it with the spine helps engage “the spine engine” as Kelvin Miyahira called it. I teach all of the body moves (and entire swing) in depth in my course, Golf Swing Fully Explained.

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Even though I am working on not squatting as much in transition, I still want to see my trail hip + knee gain flexion between p4 and p5. By not letting my pelvis go into as much LPT on the backswing, it forces my spine into more LLB. LPT + pelvis rotation is a good way to get a

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Working on less left pelvic tilt on the back swing and less vertical pelvis drop between p4 and p5. I explain these moves and all of the body moves in depth in my course, Golf Swing Fully Explained.

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to actually work on!

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With my daily body motion reps I am focused on not letting my pelvis drop vertically as much while still maintaining trail hip and knee flexion between P4 and P5. If I am being hyper critical of the reps in this video, I see a little too much “posterior drift” (as some people cal

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y motion reps without a club, but also video the reps to be sure they are perfect so you don’t groove slight imperfections. I explain the body motion reps in depth (as well as the entire swing) in my course, Golf Swing Fully Explained. 1% better everyday as long as you know what