Dirk Skelley of HeatherRidge Golf Course gives some tips for playing a better game of golf in this how-to video. This shot is a classic, and easy for even a beginner to pick up. Watch this video golf tutorial and learn how to do a 7-iron bump and run shot.
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Practice a good swing and hit a golf ball 250 yards
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Coil your golf swing for more power
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Correctly use the 8-step golf swing
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Stop lifting your head in golf
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Use the hammer golf swing
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Stay behind the ball in golf
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Grip a golf club left-handed
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Fix your golf grip to cure a hook shot
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Use the pump drill to help improve your swing
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Cure a slice with a correct golf grip & two tee drill
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Switch to left-handed golf
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Hit long irons
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Load the right side to create power in golf swings
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Use a one plane hip turn for your golf swing
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Draw the ball in golf
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Use a one-plane and two-plane golf swing
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Grip a golf club
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Slow your golf swing down for more power
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Perform a proper release and follow through in golf
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Shift your weight to gain distance on your golf swing
How To:
Practice a good swing and hit a golf ball 250 yards
How To:
Coil your golf swing for more power
How To:
Correctly use the 8-step golf swing
How To:
Stop lifting your head in golf
How To:
Use the hammer golf swing
How To:
Stay behind the ball in golf
How To:
Grip a golf club left-handed
How To:
Use the pump drill to help improve your swing
How To:
Fix your golf grip to cure a hook shot
How To:
Cure a slice with a correct golf grip & two tee drill
How To:
Switch to left-handed golf
How To:
Grip a golf club
How To:
Draw the ball in golf
How To:
Use a one-plane and two-plane golf swing
How To:
Hit long irons
How To:
Use a one plane hip turn for your golf swing
How To:
Slow your golf swing down for more power
How To:
Load the right side to create power in golf swings
How To:
Fix your golf swing slice
How To:
Perform a proper release and follow through in golf
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