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Hitting The Low Stinger Punch Golf Shot

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Hitting The Low Stinger Punch Golf Shot
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8 thoughts on “Hitting The Low Stinger Punch Golf Shot”

  1. Important to keep in mind the upper body generates a lot more power than a
    normal golf swing. Forward pressed hands plus not turning over the hands
    over thru impact (keeping firm left wrist) is important if your ball flight
    is curving to the left. Good way to gauge if you are doing this if at
    follow thru when the club is extended, the toe of the club remains to the
    right of the heel until the club makes its way around the body…this way
    you know the path of the ball should not be headed left of center. hope
    that helps!

  2. Good video Rick. Alot of times when I try this shot I can hit it low with
    less spin but I have problems with direction. Probably because of this
    “different” swing to get the ball down. Do you have any tips to help with
    hitting your target beyond hitting more of them to get comfortable?
    Thanks.

  3. I’m sry bt how is 100 mph clubhead speed “Gentle”? haha, I hit around 95-98
    with a 7-iron, havent tried on trackman/flightscope with any other.

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