Find Your Perfect Posture with this Tour Pro Secret!

How far should you stand from the ball?
The position of your body and the distance you stand from the ball will significantly affect your ability to deliver the golf club in a consistent manner.
There’s a lot of conflicting information out there about how to correctly stand to the ball which creates confusion and frustration among thousands of golfers.
However, good golf posture is very easy to learn and, if done correctly, will make the desired body movements of the swing much easier to achieve and repeat. Additionally, good posture will ensure that you’re minimizing the risk of intro your back or other joints. Finally, good posture will actually increase your natural range of motion and allow you to turn further than before, without the need for any physical exercise classes or stretching program.
In this video, you'll learn the "secret" posture hack demonstrated by the majority of PGA and LPGA Tour Players. Once you know this trick, you can quickly check to see how to find your ideal distance from the ball and begin to make more powerful, balanced, and consistent golf swings.
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[@anmaqm5883]

Brilliant instruction, thank you, wish I'd seen this thirty years ago :)

[@paulc3517]

Great video !

[@bobburch2151]

I learn so much from your videos . Thank you so much

[@robmoon6442]

Fantastic yet again!

[@mylesjohnson9539]

Always love your videos!! Will definitely try this.

[@vikramkanth8086]

Thanks so much, just what I was looking for

[@tig954692]

Outstanding! Thanks for posting!

[@randymahony8157]

Thanks Rob I'm always learning

[@aristotleaquino3067]

This is a GREAT video series! Thank you.

[@cliffsmith2877]

Great video.

[@jeffreylevine4076]

Always excellent presentation

[@ZEUS]

I have never seen this! Amazing!!! Thank you

[@stephruben880]

very clear, no more posture thoughts thnk you

[@lenmiles5150]

Rob, have watched many of your instructional golf videos and “liked” them all. Each video seems to focus on a specific issue, which is easier to mentally breakdown than a video that covers too much at one time.
This video showing how to find the perfect posture and ball position is yet another well done video lesson.👍

[@stevec9231]

Fantastic video as usual! I have a bad habit of reaching too far at address. I really believe this will improve my ball striking.

[@waynea7703]

Rob’,
Clearly presented. Nice.
The video also made clear where the club should be placed behind the ball (how close; I’ve often wondered about this).
Thank you.

[@briangilles1431]

Very timely video for me as I'm currently analyzing video of my swing. Good news! I passed the vertical line test. Now if I could only figure out how to get better extension in my follow through!

[@nycabilifeisgreat9768]

Very interesting and great demo! I’m N ! LOL! This is definitely worth trying on the range ! Thanks!

[@johnschwartz1536]

As always Rob, this is an excellent recommendation and demonstration on how to set up one's address position. I have used these checkpoints for quite sometime now, but it has not been without faults. I think the biggest fault is width of stance at address. I will have to remember your suggestion to correct this error. Good Job Rob!

[@verumsui7646]

No expert here, but i did this for a long time and recently changed my posture with excellent results. Most pros are closer to the ball than amateurs. I moved closer, stood a bit taller, shoulders back, chest out. I am hitting much better and consistently. I measure distance by putting my left hand inside my left knee at
address and then correcting my posture as i described. Best of all my strategy works the same on every club and if i choke up. I find the hip bend approach inconsistent.

[@drr7014]

Hi Rob, your videos and your systematic and data based videos are a huge help, especially for beginners like me. Unfortunately some videos were deactivated/deleted. The 9-P's broken down to each P's and the 9P's for Christmas were unlikely helpful and I watch them again and again. Is there a chance to get/access the videos again?

[@georgetinwick3450]

Thanks you for your very clear explanation on this aspectofthe set up. Just one question. Its aboutthe lower back. Some say the lower back shouldbe a little rounded others say maintain the little natural S shape in the lowerback at address. Who is right. So opposite views.

[@scottblencowe6621]

Well, does it work for the driver?
(Yes)
This is excellent thankyou. Current question that I've been working on.

[@chrisjuhl801]

Could you do a video on head position (up and down)

[@user-qd1qq8vs5n]

Hi Rob, I’ve tried to connect with you via skillest app to book lesson but can’t find your profile . Please assist

[@golftecasia]

Unfortunately, I’m not offering online lessons at this time. Apologies.

[@bp8067]

in your posture, w/ camera angle, it looks like your right forearm is higher than your left. Aren't your shoulders open in that posture or are you lacking spine tilt?

[@mikerodrick2430]

I don't have a problem with having the proper posture. My issue is keeping it during the swing which is what makes me so inconsistent.

[@mikerodrick2430]

@@golftecasia Thanks for the reply.

[@joefitzgerald3752]

Thanks: When I crack my knees., do I do this by bending from my ankles, so my shins are angled forward? The pros seem to have their shins not straight, but angled forward.

[@stevenusher2761]

Where has Golftec and Rob& Nick gone...no content for four months now....what's up guy's....???