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Date Posted: 10:43:58 07/07/08 Mon
Author: Joe (retired guy)
Subject: Re: shanking
In reply to: matt french 's message, "shanking" on 21:31:38 07/04/08 Fri

in my opinion, two things cause the shanks - standing too close or not getting your left shoulder under your chin on the backswing. good luck.

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[> Re: shanking -- matt french, 19:53:43 07/12/08 Sat

read Kellys reply, was coming to far to the inside. caught it on tape, shanks are gone. [thanks Kelly] had my first par round, i believe this is because of the 1 iron system.
THANKS TO YOU DAVID LAKE!...m


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