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 Golf Tip of the Fortnight
 Distance Tip
Here's one you may find interesting, especially if you've heard, "Stay down", "Keep your
head down", "Your head came up", etc. your whole life:
To hit the ball longer make sure your head stays UP!
What do I mean by this?
Well, relax, I'm not saying look up or lift your head up. I am saying that in order
to get your maximum distance the length of your lever (arm and club) must be swinging at its
longest and to do that your posture/spine angle must stay up at its original height or
even slightly higher. Many people "duck" into the ball and tighten their arms dramatically (which
shortens them) in an attempt to hit the ball hard.
If you make sure your posture stays up and your arc stays wide, allowing your clubhead to "swing"
and accelerate, you'll hit it farther. Sadly, most golfers TRY so hard to hit the ball hard that
they rarely, if ever, get the sensation of actually allowing the clubhead to swing. So they're
stuck with "hitting" and therefore less distance.
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