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2. Shawn Clement’s intro music…

3. I know this is a bit random but could you do the same video but on irons
   and difference between hitting a wedge compared to a mid iron then a long
   iron, looking at ball position, hand position and width of stance…..etc

4. Your videos are so useful. Easy to understand. Thanks Peter. 

5. Thanks for this

6. Hi +Peter Finch Golf, accidentally stumbled upon your video. Smthg quite
   random here as well – I am struggling with my hybrids, and I don’t seems to
   be hitting it well. Is there a drill whereby I could work on? I don’t
   seems to be able to swing it well. Advice, please?

7. Thank you for the hybrid video. Keep up the great work. 

8. Going out to practice this shortly! Thank you!!!

9. The vids are great explain the concept really clearly, thanks again

10. Liked, shared and very useful, thanks pete.

11. Lol, did you just say ‘poop’ @ 6’09”?
    Keep up the good work. 

12. I think some us need tips for a long iron can u make video

13. Thanks for the advice. One small point is that due to the slightly longer
    shaft of a hybrid and the fact that they are so easy to hit means that
    matching the yardage of even identically lofted clubs is difficult. I hit
    a 4 iron around 180 yards but get its hybrid equivalent around 190. People
    new to hybrids may need to be aware of this. 

14. Hi Finchy,As usual,superb tips again,every time I have any struggles on the
    course I find the right video of yours and put it right in practice,keep it
    coming pal.

15. As with the Peter Finch video for hitting fairway woods, the hybrid video
    was very helpful.

16. You, Sir, are an awesome teacher!

17. Ken Lightfoot
    Clear and concise, explained why my ball flight is low with Hybrids, mainly
    bad ball position (too far forward) resulting in low shots!!! Thank’s Peter

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