Malaska Golf // How to Hit Your Driver to the Left Without Fear of Hooking
There is a difference between playing for your potential misses vs. playing out of fear that your swing will break down under pressure. When setting up with your driver for a shot you know you have to aim left, what is going to keep you from duck hooking the shot? Don't just play golf. Understand it. You can watch the complete Player Lesson series with Michael Garden as a member at malaskagolf.com. We go from the practice green to the driving range. It's a must see for golfers at every level. Follow The M-System at malaskagolf.com to learn step by step with Mike and develop the skills you need to become a complete player.

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