One of the key fundamentals in golf is ball position—placing the ball in the right spot for each club can improve consistency, accuracy, and power.
📍 Sand Wedge & Short Irons – Keep the ball near the middle of your stance for better control and crisp contact. Use this for short approach shots, chips, and bunker play.
📍 Mid-Irons (7 Iron) – Slightly forward of center to promote a balanced strike. Ideal for approach shots from the fairway or rough.
📍 Long Irons (3 Iron) – A bit more forward to encourage a smooth, sweeping motion. Best for long approach shots or when hitting from the tee on a par 3.
📍 Driver – Position the ball near your front foot to maximize launch and distance. Use this setup when teeing off on longer holes to gain maximum carry.
🔑 Tip: Moving the ball too far back can cause low, thin shots, while too far forward might lead to slices or hooks. Experiment with these positions to find what works best for you!
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