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How many times have you thought to yourself, "if I could just keep it in the fairway, I could shoot a lot lower"? Lots of time right? Well, proper and consistent balance will help make that a reality in your game.

But what is the proper balance in golf? If you've ever played other sports or watched closely as others have, you can use what you know to apply to balance in golf. For instance, think about defending another player in basketball or readying yourself in the game of volleyball. You don't know where that player or the ball from r11s driver for sale online shop is going so you need to be prepared for any outcome.

That is the same in golf. You want to be centered over your feet from left to right but also from front to back. You can also see this in tennis as you are preparing for a serve. You don't know which way the ball is going to go but you need to be able to react no matter which way it goes.

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