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Watch this week's best tips. [REVOLUTION GOLF ] Low Point On The Arc - Use this to vary your traject

Watch this week's best tips. [REVOLUTION GOLF (TM)] [Facebook]( [Facebook]( [Full Swing]( Low Point On The Arc - Use this to vary your trajectory [Weekly Video Tips]( Andy and Piers from Me & My Golf discuss the all-important low point of the arc of the golf swing. Understanding where it is, and how to adjust it for different shots, is key to playing better golf. To learn more, watch this video now! [Click]( Maximize your speed, your distance and your consistency We all want to hit it longer off the tee, but swinging harder isn't the best way to achieve more distance. Speed generates power, but if you're not swinging fast at the correct time, this leads to poorly struck shots and lost yardage. Here's a super-simple solution to help you hear and feel what it takes to get the precise timing you need at impact to gain more distance. [Check]( Backswing Width - Maintain your arm structure [Weekly Video Tips]( Chris Como discusses the importance of maintaining your arm structure in your backswing. If you tend to slice the ball, or feel like you should be hitting it farther, this tip could be a game-changer for you. Be sure to check it out now! [Click]( Putting Stroke Cadence - This will make you more consistent [Weekly Video Tips]( In this tip, Martin Chuck takes us inside a putting lesson with Jerry, one of his students. The topic today is putting, and specifically the rhythm and cadence of the stroke. This could help you hole more putts and avoid the dreaded three-putt. Watch this video to learn how! [Click]( [Full Swing]( [Customer Service]( [Profile Center]( [Manage Email Preferences]( [Unsubscribe]( © 2019 Revolution Golf 7580 Golf Channel Drive, Orlando, FL, 32819 USA

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