Longtime readers know I am a HUGE proponent of the L-to-L drill because it's so versatile. (I believe this is the most recent of many posts I've done on it.) Well, PGA of Canada instructor Jonathan Kim-Moss has given me a new version of the drill that can dramatically improve your ability to hit the ball solidly -- increasing both distance and accuracy -- as well as smooth out your swing sequencing. And all he did was shorten the followthrough! I really like this adaptation and think it's a valuable tool to add to your arsenal of drills.
Very good drill Mike. I watched several more of Jonathon's vid's. He is a very good teacher, and explains things well. I will be watching more. Good find!
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Thanks, Gman. I try to keep an eye out for anything and anybody I think might help all you good people out there working on your golf games. ;-)
DeleteJi Young Park overcame a 3 shot deficit to the overnight leader to capture the KLPGA'S S-Oil Championship. She was the only player to post all 3 rounds in the 60s.
ReplyDeleteThe LG Signature Players Championship, the season finale on the KPGA, cemented Bio Kim's comeback from being suspended just over 2 years ago for flipping the bird at someone who set off their camera phone during his backswing. Signing for a final round 63, Kim blitzed the field by 6 shots for his seventh career win and first since coming back from suspension (his last win was at the event where he committed the offense).
For the second year in a row the Toto Japan Classic, which pre-pandemic was cosanctioned with the LPGA Tour, was strictly a JLPGA event. This year's edition was won by Ayaka Furue.