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By Sharon Miller, LPGA Member

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As you swing back, bring your left foot to your right instep without allowing it to touch the ground. The forward swing is started when the left foot starts moving back to its original position.

Time-elapse series of photos of a Sharon Miller swing

Practice with continuous swings, back and forth, while hitting balls. One thing is certain, you cannot swing fast while doing this drill! The great thing about this drill is that it will help with timing, rhythm, balance, footwork, weight transfer, and the finish - if you go to the correct finish.

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One-Piece Takeaway

Cock your wrist up (not back), swing your arms back, turn your shoulders and rotate your forearms

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Rotate around your axis and maintain the same posture throughout your swing in order to pivot properly

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The putting grip should be in the lifeline of your left hand instead of in your fingers and underneath your heel pad like in the regular swing

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Add some creativity and control to your chipping by manipulating the clubface after impact to control your chip trajectory for when you want it to roll farther or have more spin and stop quicker

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