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- keep you eyes on the ball, after you hit the ball you look up, you have to see the club hit the ball
- your grip it really matters on what your comfortable with but first you put your left hand on the club then put your right hand below your left hand, then put your right pinky on top of your index finger, but you can inter lock your pinky and index finger
- DON'T HIT AT THE BALL HIT THREW THE BALL
- parts of the swing, can be pretty tricky to explain, but I'll try my best to explain it, okay so a golf swing is like a pendulum, you swing right to left. Once you lift the club to the right you still look down at the ball. After swimming to the right your have to hit the ball with your right hand strength, in order the ball to fly.
- the way you do your grip defines if the ball will go straight or not. But also the way you swing towards the ball also defines how far the ball is going to go.
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Answer: The bond that hold water molecules together are due to shared electrons. The bond of shared electrons is known as a covalent bond.
Explanation: Water is held together by bonds known as covalent bonds, in which electrons are shared by the elements. In this case, the two hydrogen atoms and the one oxygen atom share a bond in which they share electrons, attaining a full outer shell.
