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Use This Simple Japanese Golf Move Every Day and Never Pull the Ball Left Again

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Published Sep 28, 2026, 4:34 PM · 2w ago

Kim Golf
Kim Golf
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📘 Get every hip-sequencing fix in one complete book, start to finish ⛳ https://kim-golf.com/v13?src=desc 💌 Get personal answers to your swing questions inside the membership 📬 https://join.kim-golf.com?src=japanese-en-parasiteados-11-09-15-15_v13_desc_a Three separate ways to send the ball left, and none of them happen during your swing — that's what I found when I finally checked my shoulders instead of my feet. For years I chased my pull with path fixes, more inside-out drills, better alignment sticks, and none of it worked because the pull was never a path problem. It was a face problem, built into a setup I never questioned. In this video I walk through the Japanese coaching concept of hikkake, the three setup causes behind it, and the exact drill sequence that finally quieted my hands, including a rope drill, a takeaway push, and a strange little exercise borrowed from beating a futon 🥋 that you can do tonight in your living room with a club and a couch cushion. No hitting bay required, just five honest minutes. Kim Golf exists to show golfers like you why the ball actually does what it does, using drills the Japanese coaching tradition has been quietly running for decades. #JapaneseGolf #GolfSwingFix #StopPullingTheBall #GolfDrills #GolfTips

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