Ball Position 101
Stop guessing where to put the ball in your stance. Here's a foolproof system for every club in the bag.
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Simple, repeatable swing mechanics for real golfers. Clear drills, common fixes, and tools that actually help.
Master your swing. Laugh at your misses.
Before you chase distance, build a swing that repeats under pressure. Most "swing flaws" are just setup flaws in disguise.
Your only connection to the club. Neutral is usually best.
Athletic and balanced. Not too stiff, not too slouchy.
Train your eyes. If you aim right, you'll swing left.
Smooth is fast. Rushed is erratic.
Identifying your fault is half the battle. Here are the usual suspects ruining your scorecard.
Hips moving toward the ball
Losing your posture at impact forces your hands to flip, causing blocks and inconsistent contact.
Steep downswing path
The classic move that robs you of distance. You swing across the line, sending the ball curving weakly to the right.
Stop guessing where to put the ball in your stance. Here's a foolproof system for every club in the bag.
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Gear that helps you practice smarter — not just spend money. Unbiased tests of the latest aids and tech.
Data doesn't lie. Use these tools to measure your progress objectively.
From budget options like the Garmin R10 to pro-level Foresight units. Know your carry distance.
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