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Presented by: Connie DeMattia

If you are serious about improving your golf game and lowering your scores - spend a minimum of 2/3 of your practice time in the short game.

Practicing this part of the game and building a proper technique will not only save you strokes when you miss a green, but also will improve your full swing.

Short game swings are miniature versions of the full swing. All incorporate correct swing path and clubface angle, position of the left wrist at impact and the relationship between clubhead, hands, wrists and body through impact.

Proper technique ingrained in short game will show up in the full swing.

Questions for Connie can be sent to connied@cdgolfpro.com