For this reason, the golf ball position while putting should be in the middle of your stance. From there, take your grip and setup over the ball, seeing how it looks and feels.

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In this new episode on the basics of side-saddle putting, Chase Bomar, who is part of the Bomar Putting Company, describes the importance of ball position and the golfer's stance relative to the ...

BROCKTON — Ball positioning is a fundamental that’s just as important as the grip. But who has time for fundamentals these days, right?If you want lower scores, Rob Bradley, head PGA pr… ...

When you put the ball more forward in the stance, it achieves a couple things immediately. 1) It helps shallow out the angle of attack, and 2) It helps add more dynamic loft to the clubface.

Below, he explains how the drill works and why it’ll help improve my green-reading, putting aim, the distance from the ball, the ball position, alignment and putting speed. Setting up the drill ...

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NICKLAUS SAYS: From the time I was very young, my teacher Jack Grout tried to keep my mechanics extremely simple. "Nothing fancy," he would say. And that included ball position. I try to play ...

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 ...

Darryl's stance and ball position was then more comparable with Paul, whose ball position is an inch or so closer to his left heel (picture 3).

LPGA golfer Michelle Wie has debuted a new putting stance this year, and it's turning heads, ... now bends over at the waist to form a nearly 90 degree angle with her head directly over the ball.

Stand square to the target, pick a lofted club, and keep the ball position just front of center in your stance. Open the clubface by rolling your hands away from the target.