Ball Position For All Golf Clubs ➜ Perfect Spot Instantly

Ball Position For All Golf Clubs ➜ Perfect Spot Instantly
In this video, you'll discover a simple method for getting the right ball position for golf clubs. Jack Nicklaus used this to instantly get the right ball position every time without having to constantly change the position of the ball for every shot. This works for every club in the bag and you can do this at your very next round.
Take the time to get this right, because when you have the same ball position for all golf clubs it makes the process of setting up to the ball correctly super simple. Any golfer can apply this today and see improved results regardless of what handicap you're currently playing on. Enjoy the feeling of making a better golf swing and shooting lower golf scores.
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[@cliffsmith2877]

The simplicity of this video is amazing.

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks Cliff, appreciate it!

[@dwaynetalon5914]

Thank you for this video. I am brand new to golf. (4 months in) This helped alot already

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks Dwayne

[@kenpaveley1572]

Nice one Troy, takes the guesswork out !
Cheers, Ken - London 👍

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks Ken, appreciate it.

[@markryanpollard]

Amazing video mate, cheers

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks Mark, appreciate it

[@alan9715]

Thanks Troy, another great quick tip.

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thank you, appreciate it!

[@bille9995]

Thank you! If it worked for Jack Nicklaus that's good enough for me! THANKS for reminding us of this setup and position strategy. ONE SWING makes sense!

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks, appreciated

[@BigDaddy19461946]

Thank you, Sir!!!

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks Quay, appreciate it.

[@johnkoval1898]

Troy, this routine would seem to take any guesswork out of the ball position part of the setup. Why is it better to have the ball slightly forward of center for irons? Thanks, John.

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks John, I feel it helps promote a better move through the ball and less chance of hanging back off the back foot. Cheers

[@daviddaniels4358]

I love this concept and it makes sense but I think I struggle with also and would like your thoughts is distance to the ball does that change or does your posture change to match that distance honestly been thinking about a new set of one links to eliminate happen to move so much any feedback is appreciated!

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks David, it will change with the longer clubs. I let the posture dictate how far I stand from the golf ball. Cheers

[@stanmans]

Is there a formula to use as to how far back the right foot should move based which club you are using?

[@Hittingitsolid]

Hi there, not as such as it depends on your body size. For taller golfers, you'll need to move the right foot out further, whereas for shorter golfers it won't be as far. For iron shots and a mid-iron around shoulder-width apart and wider or narrower from there depending on the club. That's a bit of a guide. I hope that helps. Cheers