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Me And My Golf is the largest golf YouTube channel in the world. PGA Coaches Piers Ward and Andy Proudman have dedicated their lives to helping golfers get better and as European Tour coaches, they know what it takes to become a world class golfer.
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3 Popular Golf Swing Tips: Which Ones Fit Your Swing? (opens the original)
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Bowing the lead wrist, holding lag and rolling the wrists all changed Shawn’s shots. None improved on his stock fade overall. Learn what each feel changed and how to choose a swing tip that suits your ball flight. The post 3 Popular Golf Swing Tips: Which Ones Fit Your Swing? appeared first on Me And My Golf .
Iona Stephen’s Ball Striking Lesson: Build Better Iron Contact (opens the original)
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Iona Stephen's ball striking lesson connects her TPI context, thin-iron pattern, fade intention and ground-line drill to show how better feedback can turn weak iron contact into cleaner ball-then-turf strikes. The post Iona Stephen’s Ball Striking Lesson: Build Better Iron Contact appeared first on Me And My Golf .
Bunker Shot Technique: Control Your Entry Point (opens the original)
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Thin one over the green, then leave the next in the sand? Parker McLachlin's lesson with Piers Ward shows how to practise a repeatable entry point and when a freer club release can help. The post Bunker Shot Technique: Control Your Entry Point appeared first on Me And My Golf .
How to Hit a Driver Straight: Pick a Shot Shape You Can Repeat (opens the original)
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Trying to hit your driver perfectly straight can make misses harder to manage. Learn how to choose a repeatable fade or draw, train your start line, and aim your tee shots with more room to find the fairway. The post How to Hit a Driver Straight: Pick a Shot Shape You Can Repeat appeared first on Me And My Golf .
How to Fix an Over-the-Top Driver Swing With a Better Backswing (opens the original)
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If your driver swing gets steep or over the top, your backswing may be the cause. Learn how a shorter, more rounded hand position can help the club return closer to plane and improve driver accuracy. The post How to Fix an Over-the-Top Driver Swing With a Better Backswing appeared first on Me And My Golf .
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