Newsletter #104: The Secret of Knee Position in the Golf Swing 

Want cleaner, more powerful ball striking? Yes…we all do! Watch the gap between your knees. The best players are doing it, and so should you.

Let me explain…

How do amateurs compare with the best players in terms of their knee movements in the golf swing?

Most amateurs do the exact opposite of that the top players are doing: narrow stance, knees collapsing, power leaking.

The fix is simple: set up with a stronger base, keep that knee gap as you turn back and start down, then let them come together through the hit. It might feel tight, but the payoff is straighter, stronger shots, just like the pros!

Could you improve if you started hitting it longer, just through improved strikes?

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DID YOU KNOW?

• If you average 267 Yards with your driver, you are longer than 95% of amateur (male) golfers!

• A scratch golfer will take 4 or more shots to get the ball in the hole from 110-119 yards in the fairway 24% of the time!

• A typical Tour Pro misses 35% of putts from 6 feet.

Stats like the ones above help us manage our expectations on the golf course, learn the EXACT areas our games need to improve in, and basically stop lying to ourselves.

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I hope you enjoyed this issue and it helps your game!

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Have a great week!
- Mark