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Old 04-04-2006, 08:53 PM
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Re: short iron shank

Um, well ... a shank can come from a number of things, not just the 'out to in' swing everyone keeps on talking about.

The most common problem I see when people shank short irons is an impact alignment where the hands no longer lead the club. The second most common cause I see is where the player moves towards the ball during the swing.

Practice by firstly making sure the hands lead the club into impact and keep your spine angle & height constant until after impact and that should solve your problem, whatever it is.

If you need more help on this, post or e-mail me anytime.
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