The post 1 simple trick for perfect ball position with every club appeared first on Golf.. In today's edition of Play Smart, Top 100 Teacher Debbie Doniger explains how to get the correct ball ...

Recently, we’ve talked about how you can find the correct ball position with each club. Today, we turn to GOLF Teacher to Watch Christy Longfield for more on why ball position is so important ...

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 ...

Different clubs are designed to require that the bottom of the arc occur in slightly different places, ranging from 2.5 inches beyond the ball with our lob wedge to 1.0 inch behind the ball with ...

You do have to change the ball position slightly for each club. With your irons, always have the ball left of center in your stance, and with your driver try to position the ball off the instep of ...

Golf Digest reader eader Duncan Harris of Calgary, ... For year I have followed the conventional wisdom of moving my ball position based on the club used. ... He suggests a different system: ...

With golf, you have to have the fit, and the right clubs, but if you are an average golf player, does the type of golf ball you use make a difference?

For each listed club, the search result indicates whether that club’s conformance status with the groove and punch mark specifications meets the Rules in effect prior to Jan. 1, 2010 (“Meets Pre-2010 ...

One of the most important pre-shot fundamental is ball position, and in the video below, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Debbie Doniger explains how you can nail your ball position with every club in your ...

Why ball position matters. Any time you hit a golf ball off the ground, you're trying to compress the orb between your golf club and the turf. And because every club is a different length (unless ...