Marking your golf ball on the green is not a complicated practice. But there are right and wrong ways to go about it.

Low ball flight can be an advantage when hitting shots into the wind. On a dry course, it can also help you get extra roll.

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column ... No longer am I guessing or eye-balling the correct ball position. Now when I hit a shot, I know exactly where the ball should ...

Of all the embarrassing things that can happen on the golf course, chunking a wedge ... setting the club properly on the ground easier. Ball position plays a key role in short game shots.

such as the correct ball position and finding the perfect set-up. Here, Golf Monthly Top 50 Coach Clive Tucker demonstrates the causes behind these poor card-wrecking strikes, and offers some ...

Fortunately for that golfer, there is no penalty for setting a clubhead down behind the ball and then taking a ... According to the Rules of Golf, “setting an object down” doesn’t mean ...

the player may return it to its intended position. 10.2b(3)/1 - Setting Clubhead on Ground Behind Ball to Help the Player Take a Stance is Allowed Rule 10.2b(3) does not allow a player to set down an ...