Video: A water bottle is for more than just hydration
- By SwingFix
- Aug 21, 2012 3:00 PM ET
Record heat swept much of the country for long stretches this summer, which meant that most golfers were armed with a water bottle when they headed to the course.
In this video segment, Top 100 teacher Brian Mogg, the Director of Instruction at the Waldorf Astoria Golf Club in Orlando, Fla., shows you why your water bottle be can helpful for more than just staying hydrated.
Because if you tend to get the club stuck behind you in your golf swing, your water bottle can provide the cure.
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Tags: Brian Mogg, SwingFix, full swing
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