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Ernie Els

Els’ rhythm has been lauded by many for years. Look at the width he builds into his swing from the outset. Notice how his takeaway is driven by his torso,he naturally builds in some fantastic width to his backswing, which is a trait seen in a lot of the most rhythmical players. Club golfers would do well to imagine sweeping the clubhead away in a calm yet confident manner with those three segments all moving together.

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