The tee position was then moved back –2 and -4, and forward 2 and 4 degrees. (Ball position and face angle were adjusted so the ball traveled straight down the target line with minimal sidespin.) ...

Posture, ball position, even how far I'm standing from the ball. Before long, I'm overthinking the simplest things, constantly tweaking my setup until nothing feels right and my confidence is shot.

From this position, always make sure your center or the buttons are behind the ball. If you do this, the ball will always be left of center. This a good rule of thumb with your irons.

The problem with changing your ball position for every club is that it becomes guesswork as to where the ball should be played to hit it solidly and a reliable distance. For example, you might hit ...