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Want to hit a power draw? Fix your setup. TranscriptAre you this guy that comes up on the teeand you really wanna bust this drive out there,and you get in he

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First, aim the clubface where you want the ball to finish, say, the middle of the fairway. Then, set your body closed, with your feet, hips and shoulders aimed at the right side of the fairway

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PGA Tour golfer and golf instructor Butch Harmon gives advice on how to hit longer drives. For longer drives, forget what feels powerful. The instinct to try

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Golf instructor Butch Harmon says the direction of your takeaway really dictates everything you do in the swing. You want the club head to start back first,

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Butch says good contact relies on good sequencing. To help you achieve the proper sequence from the top, he says to start the forward swing from the ground up. Beginning with your feet and legs

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Add in a small green or deep front bunker—common features on short par 4s—and you can make a big number fast. The trick on these holes is to drive the ball to your favorite wedge yardage. For

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The arms keep swinging back after the body has stopped turning, causing them to collapse (top, far left). When this happens, the player tends to throw the club from the top, hanging back on the right side (top, left). This pushes the club onto an outside path, and the wrists unhinge too early. The typical result is a weak slice.

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The common thread was getting the club square at impact and being able to repeat it time and time again.". 5. Make the game simple. Golf is hard, and very complicated, so Butch's advice is to

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Butch Harmon has teaches Golf Digest an easy way to start hitting better chip shots.Transcript Do you struggle with your little chip shots around the green?

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Start with your back foot across from the ball, and get very close to it. That sets the ball position back in your stance. Then, sole the clubhead behind the ball, and aim the face on the line you

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Which led to Butch explaining what he says is the simple truth to playing good golf: Finding the clubface square at impact, with a fairly neutral swing path. It doesn't matter how you do it, it

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Leave the ball where it is and adjust the stance, alignment, and grip . Setup right of your target. Many golfers want to know exactly how far right, and most of the time, we recommend about five yards or so. If you find that your draw is a little more exaggerated than that, you can adjust accordingly. 2.

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Here are a few tips for an inside-out swing: Focus on hitting around your body rather than keeping the club straight. Drop your hands slightly when you begin your swing to get your hands in the right place. Focus on hitting back inside of the ball rather than trying to go straight through.

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Open your Clubface so it is Aiming Right of the Target Slightly. The first step you need to make is to position your club behind the ball properly while setting up. As you do, make sure to open the clubface so that the clubface is pointing to the right of the target, slightly. Indeed, for a shot to go from right to left in the air the ball must

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RELATED: Back to basics with Butch Harmon. Focus on where you want to go. "When tour players walk up on a hole, they don't see the trouble. They see the area they want to drive their ball into

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He literally used those words, so, naturally, my ears perked up. What's the secret, according to Butch Harmon? It's "repetition": "Anybody who loves golf should go to St. Augustine to

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PGA Tour golfer and golf instructor Butch Harmon explains the reasons -- and offers a cure for -- the dreaded shank.Transcript:What is a shank? It's pretty s

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If you commit and make a positive swing, you're virtually guaranteed to do three things right: (1) accelerate through the ball; (2) shift to your front foot; and (3) deliver the same clubface loft

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In this informative video by Golf Digest, Butch Harmon demonstrates an easy way to start hitting better chip shots. He identifies the common problem of the "yips," where the left arm stops and the right hand takes over during the chip. He shows how this affects the shot, often resulting in poor contact with the ball.

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Ball in a divot? Try these 3 keys to gouge it out.Still haven't subscribed to Golf Digest on YouTube? http://bit.ly/golfdigestyoutubesub CONNECT WITH GOLF

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For righties, with your left arm hanging by your side, grip the club with your left hand. That side position will get the grip down in the fingers. Then add your right hand so your palms are

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Golf instructor Butch Harmon on why you need a firm stroke on short putts.Transcript Do you have trouble making short putts? Are you really nervous when you