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North-South Pendulum Golf Swing

Lee Adger

Publisher: BK Royston Publishing

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Summary

Are you ready to play golf like a pro? Golf pro Lee Adger has developed a tried and true method to teach you how to golf like a pro. Follow the method utilized in this book as well attend his in-person clinics and private lessons to hone your skills as a golfer.
Available since: 08/12/2019.

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