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Bryson DeChambeau Got It Right with Single Length Golf Irons

Bryson DeChambeau Got It Right with Single Length Golf Irons
By Al Delgado

Yes, Single Length Golf Irons are now golf's new hot golf equipment buzz that is revitalizing the golf industry.
Single Length Golf Irons are not new to golf, the concept has been tried and failed before, so what makes today's interest so different?
Bryson DeChambeau! 
Single Length Golf Irons have never had a Champion with the credentials, intellectual background and 20 million dollar Cobra contract like DeChambeau.
Unfortunately, with the success of Bryson DeChambeau, just converting to Single Length Golf Irons is not only the answer. How you learn to use these clubs is most important.
We have the answer - Stand Up Golf!
The golf industry and the golf teaching professionals need to understand and comprehend the real change that comes with playing Single Length Golf Irons is not as easy as it seems.
For the last 10+ years I have been testing and documenting Single Length Golf Irons and have created a logical, simple, pain free and comprehensive transition plan that will instantly revitalize and unleash all the athletic and physical swing attributes in Bryson DeChambeau's swing to your game.
The golf industry is not talking about how to use Single Length Golf Irons.
The golf industry is only talking about the irons and DeChambeau.
As a NASA Engineer and Professional Golfer, I have studied the mechanics of the golf swing from an engineering and player perspective.
What I have developed is a simple way for everyone to take advantage of Single Length Golf Irons.
Stand Up Golf!
Without the knowledge and concepts of Stand Up Golf all players that buy into the Single Length Golf Irons concept will only be swinging and playing longer lofted irons as before.
No one on their own will gain the in depth mental and physical knowledge to start on the path of change and improvement unless they incorporate the full package of Stand Up Golf.
Single Length Golf Irons + Stand Up Golf = Success!

Please visit www.standupgolf.com for more information. You can send us an email at standupgolf@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Stand Up Golf - "We Guarantee what you read, hear and learn will be unique. No one currently teaches or can teach what we offer. With Stand Up Golf you are now ahead of everyone" - Al Delgado


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