Callaway Big Bertha Steelhead – I've always subscribed to the adage, "If it isn't broke, don't fix it." So why did Callaway take the most successful woods of all time and scrap them in favor of the new look steelheads? Well, I'm sure the gurus at Callaway know more about golf and the market than I do, but they didn't impress me much with the move. The heads are a bit smaller, but I really miss the v-shaped sole plate that made getting ...
by John Kim.
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TIP #7: The Take-Away:

One of the biggest problems on the takeaway is that most players roll their wrists immediately upon taking the club back. The PROBLEM is that the club face stays open and, therefore, will not come back to the ball squarely.
The takeaway is a one piece motion: Your shoulders and hips coil around your spine angle, away from the target, all at the same time. There must be a transfer of weight into a braced right knee, which means that the right kne ...

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