Layers of corrosion and wear are carefully stripped away, revealing the intricate details of this vintage hand crank drill.

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Today, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Joey Wuertemberger shares his “8-4-4” drill that helps dial in speed control on the greens. Three-putting is one of the most frustrating mistakes a golfer can make.