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Fix this common flaw to stabilize the clubface and improve contact Original

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By Rules Guy, Kellie Stenzel, Maddi MacClurg
| Golf Magazine Verified
I, along with my good friend and fellow GOLF Top 100 Teacher Wayne Flint, have been working with Buddy Hansen, one of the better amateurs in the Philadelphia area, on a swing fault we see at every level of the game. As Buddy approached impact, his chest would stall. When that happens, the hands and arms have to take over the release. This is no good because any release pattern that relies on hand timing instead of proper body sequencing is going to be less reliable and predictable.
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Rules Guy: Is it legal to touch your intended line to remove loose impediments? Original

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By Rules Guy, Kellie Stenzel, Maddi MacClurg
| Golf Magazine Verified
The Rules of Golf are tricky! Thankfully, we’ve got the guru. Our Rules Guy knows the book front to back. Got a question? He’s got all the answers. At this year’s Players Championship, Xander Schauffele’s caddie appeared to touch the green on Xander’s line while picking up a loose impediment. What is the rule?
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3 habits good putters have that can help you avoid three-putts

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By Jake Morrow, Maddi MacClurg, Rules Guy
| Golf Magazine Verified
Few things are more frustrating than walking off the green with a three-putt. But you don’t need to rebuild your stroke or spend hundreds on the latest training aid to avoid these scorecard killers. More often than not, becoming a better putter comes down to building better habits. That’s exactly what GOLF Top 100 Teacher David Armitage says more amateurs need to focus on if they want to cut these score-killers out of their rounds.
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