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Written by Inside Golf
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 The Little One Though it is the same length, loft and weight of a standard 7-iron, The Little One’s clubhead is just large enough for a golf ball. The theory goes that if you hit a series of warm-up or practice shots with this tiny head, and then graduate up to your normal set, you will find that your club appears easier to hit -- thus you’ll swing without any tension (and we all know that a tension-free swing boosts your accuracy, consistency and distance.) Initially, we found the club to be a real challenge to hit, but with continued practice it became clear that this training aid can offer a clear advantage for all golfers. This is the club to use at the range before you tee off in a comp, as it gets your eyes working faster, and gets your focus sharp. RRP: $179 www.pspgolf.com.au |
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