WATCH: Unbelievably easy golf swing drills will tone and improve your golf swing

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Another major factor that plagues novice golfers is a lack of knowledge about the smoothness of their swing.

If your stroke is inconsistent, it is difficult to build momentum and follow one good shot after another.

Regardless of the course, it is inevitable that our shot will not always be hit and may veer left or right.

However, consistency in movement will help reduce consecutive strokes, and this will show on your scorecard.

With rhythm and practice comes reliability and results. This practice driving range, which only requires a towel, can change your game.

Now that you've seen how easy it is to drill a towel, where would your game benefit from using it?

First, this exercise will develop greater club face control, where you find that sweet spot with more frequency. Constantly finding the right contact point on your swing will minimize errant strokes.

Punching the towel will ensure that you make a conscious effort to control and change the water, eliminating those times when we swing too hard – we're all guilty of this!

And if you don't want to take a word about it, we have to say that this exercise is often done by four-time major winner Rory Mcllroy.

“It helps that the left arm is connected to the chest when he moves back,” explained McIlroy's coach, Michael Bannon, adding, “This also helps the chest rotate, if the chest stops and the left arm separates, the towel falls.

If it works for one of the world's yellowest golf swings, it's almost guaranteed to pay dividends for the average golfer, so get out your towel and give it a try!

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