Driver Ball Position Mistake That Nobody Tells You!

[@rocnryl]

Over 120K views in a week and only 14K subscribers? Rob's instructions are outstanding, please share this with all your golf buddies

[@robcheneygolf1]

I agree wholeheartedly with this comment! ⬆️👍🏻

[@Floki6753]

Than there must be 106K still looking for their ball😅 Jokes aside, fixing my grip, and swing around my left leg beeing planted to the ground, Finally saved my driver swing..and im so happy!!😇Also very informative vid about ball position mate, and it makes so much sense when having a Fixed low point all the time..Cheers from the fairway😁

[@robcheneygolf1]

@@Floki6753 thank you! 🙏🏻

[@drthomasrr]

Very helpful!

[@stephenbudworth2616]

your videos are fantastic, your contribution to this game we love is phenomenol, thank you

[@robcheneygolf1]

Very kind of you to say so! Thank you 🙏

[@EricScottGoldstein]

I often make the mistake of watching KZbin videos and then heading out to play. I watched this video last night and let it sink in. I hit a few balls at the range before went out and played and noticed a difference. Then went out and shot the best nine holes of my life. I think this tip is a game changer.

[@EricScottGoldstein]

A follow-up thought to this as well.. The whole issue of Axis Tilt has always aggravated me. It's never worked to try and drop my left shoulder and always created issues with hitting the ball "fat or thin". If I keep my left shoulder as the "radius of the circle" and keep my left shoulder in line with the ball (vs. shifting to the right), I believe I was hitting the ball WITH axis tilt much more accurately and straighter. I need to get out again and see if it was a fluke (as golf can often do to you), but again - best score of my life today - 10 pars in a row, almost every single GIR (or just 5-10 feet off the green), no lost balls, etc.

[@robcheneygolf1]

That’s amazing! 😎

[@bryanackerson4492]

@@EricScottGoldstein 9:19

[@bryanackerson4492]

My dad at 79 years old has been “teaching” this for almost his entire life. However you need to have a great repetitive swing for it to work to perfection. You need to grip the club correctly, don’t change the position of the club face, if you do it WON’T work. Nothing like a tip from watching you tub then at the end they are selling a book. Learn to be a teacher of the game and not sell books.

[@steveschwalbach4070]

You are absolutely the best at making sense of the golf swing !

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks! 👍

[@schesche69]

There is so much conflicting information in the net and in the world of Golf instruction so many useless tips but you and stack and tilt are one of the very few who really makes sense.you have a logical reproducible system and solves all questions about the Golf Swing. I’ve been practising for years to get a moment where it would click now it’s clicked and I’m not going back to any other way of swinging the club ever! thank you for all the great and free content

[@gerritstegeman2648]

Excellent split screen presentation. Very good explanation 👏

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@patrickbehan3126]

You are such an outstanding instructor, Rob, and you don’t know how grateful I am for the many valuable videos that you have provided to us. Like the other videos, I think this one will help me a lot. Thank you!!!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏻

[@shanejones8884]

I’ve heard in front of your lead armpit. One ball position. Your trail foot gets closer your lead foot as the clubs get shorter, but the ball doesn’t move relative to the lead armpit.

[@Seikologist]

Omg! This is a life changing concept. I can’t wait to go back to the driving range! That lean back flaw speaks volumes!

[@ChuckKraatz]

He did not say directly to NOT lean back. Leaning back is to increat launch angle which many Ams need. He said leaning back changes your shoulder position so just be aware that the positon needs to be noticed accordingly. His method is for club path and face position. The lean is Launch angle. They are complimentary of each other and takes some practice to train your eyes and feels to a new world order.

[@Blackcloud319]

I’ve never heard anyone break this down how you have. Pretty much every PGA Pro I’ve had lessons from, say to lean back to add more distance and power when you use driver. I won’t be doing that ever again! And no more foot reference setup. Had no ideal that it’s the front shoulder that is the center of the entire swing! Incredible, thank you sir! I subscribed just now!🫡

[@ChuckKraatz]

He did not say directly to NOT lean back. Leaning back is to increat launch angle which many Ams need. He said leaning back changes your shoulder position so just be aware that the positon needs to be noticed accordingly. His method is for club path and face position. The lean is Launch angle. They are complimentary of each other and takes some practice to train your eyes and feels to a new world order.

[@Blackcloud319]

@@ChuckKraatz duly noted…

[@carlor.s.4742]

Since lining up the ball with my left armpit or shoulder & not inside the left heel, my driving has been a joy. I would encourage everyone to follow your advice, Rob.

[@robcheneygolf1]

That's great to hear! 👍🏻

[@MMcG25]

It's basically the same thing isn't it - if your feet are spaced appropriately to optimally hit a driver? Or does lining it up with armpit put the ball further forward?

[@carlor.s.4742]

@@MMcG25 Further forward & exactly where it should be.

[@bodynfocus]

THIS! Having struggled with ball positioning for a few decades ... I recently threw that out and said Forget it! My lead shoulder is my new reference point, feet be damned. And the results have been phenomenal. Thanks for such a great video overview AND confirmation... Outstanding teaching.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@mikestock6461]

HOLY SHIT....I'm not sure what else to say. I've never seen this explained this clearly or in this detail. I think you just explained to me why I'm struggling with pulling the driver. I really like your videos. You get to the point. Too many instructors on the site spend 15 minutes on background and chatter. Love your style. THANK YOU!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching! 👍🏻

[@redghost3170]

Straight up, no bull instruction. Appreciate this.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching! 👍🏻

[@Chip-og1yx]

Great advice! Easy to understand (even for me)

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@edcooper5633]

Straight forward useful information that any player can put into practice in a short range session. Rob is simply one of the best!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you, Ed! 🤩

[@bluejeans8001]

The explanation was clear, concise and well demonstrated. Thank you 😊

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tresfenton]

Rob, you do such a great job on your videos. I run 2 golf leagues and a golf tour in Florida, and I've recommended your channel to lots of my 750+ players. Hopefully we can help grow your reach! I have been struggling mightily with my driver, and heading to play now. I think part of my issue is ball too far forward, as I've topped several lately or hit them thin and weak to the right. Trying to not stand up in the downswing, but I think ball position might also be too far forward.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Wow, that's very kind of you to recommend the videos. I'm happy they are providing you with such value. I appreciate the support! 🙏🏻

[@theDavesIknow]

Thanks Rob, this has been the missing piece of info that's been frustrating me for past few years. Very well explained and demonstrated!

[@DASell-uz6xg]

Best video I’ve seen all year. Nobody has gone in depth with the visuals like this…was wondering why my irons are good, but driver was none existent hahaha! Gotta hit the range now…thanks!!!!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Happy to hear that the video was so helpful! 👍🏻

[@SteveScheidig]

Brilliant. Simply brilliant. Thank you Rob!

[@robcheneygolf1]

You’re welcome, Steve! 👍🏻

[@dedradelreyez158]

One of th most valuable bits of expert info I have ever gotten on golf. Rob Cheney and Alex Saguto are best

[@robcheneygolf1]

I love Tom's channel, too!

[@charlesmccormick2625]

Gotta luv the simplicity in this approach! Nice work here!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Appreciate it! thanks 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@TigerMarine62]

Wow, I'm going to say it, You are the man! I just came from the driving range and this is exactly what I needed. I kept shifting around trying to get my ball position in the best place for me, and now voila', this was in my recommended videos. I am now going to watch your other driver videos. Thanks a million, you now have a new Subscriber.

[@robcheneygolf1]

That's great to hear! Thanks for subscribing, I hope you enjoy the other videos! 👍🏻

[@stevensmith5060]

Thanks Rob!! Very helpful. I have adopted the S & T philosophy for the past few months and it has really helped me 'bring together' so many different swing thoughts and practice techniques. I was able to break 80 for the first time yesterday and as I hopped on the struggle bus for the last few holes I was able to tap back in to my S & T principles and your teachings and bring it home hahaha. Thanks for so freely sharing your passion and knowledge.

[@robcheneygolf1]

That’s amazing! Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻

[@TigerMarine62]

That's awesome Steven! Congrats on breaking 80!

[@Fbach21]

This is high quality essential info. Great video

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chaoyuan]

Thank you, very clear and helpful!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rtchad1983]

Thanks so much Rob - I watched this video yesterday morning, went to the range for a little warm up before my round and I hit my driver the best I ever have. This video along with your bowler video have changed my game so dramatically . Shot a personal best yesterday by 5 strokes

[@robcheneygolf1]

That's amazing! So happy to hear that! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@arnoldhorton3635]

Brilliant! I’ve seen many things/lessons on hitting driver but never like this. Nor have I seen any as detailed and explained so well. Thank you so much Rob

[@markarreza]

Straightforward presentation, subbed. Forgot about the lead shoulder alignment and been putting the ball so far forward. Major slice city. Club path also clearly explained.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you! Glad the video was a good reminder for you! 👍🏻

[@ChuckKraatz]

He did not say directly to NOT lean back. Leaning back is to increat launch angle which many Ams need. He said leaning back changes your shoulder position so just be aware that the positon needs to be noticed accordingly. His method is for club path and face position. The lean is Launch angle. They are complimentary of each other and takes some practice to train your eyes and feels to a new world order.

[@Popspicker]

This is really clever, interesting stuff, will experiment with this. Thanks Rob.

[@robcheneygolf1]

You're welcome!

[@AbeOros]

I had been having problems with consistent strikes with driver and irons. As Blackcoud stated below, I have been told to add a back tilt to strike the ball with power. The problem was I was hitting solid shots about 75% of the time and the other 25% consisted of topping my driver and fat shots with the irons. By focusing on ball placement in relation to the leading arm instead of the feet, I experiences more solid contact with all my clubs. Thanks Rob!

[@TheBarbecutioner]

Your lessons are solid gold!

[@Shermanwhitfield]

Wow! I love your videos. Thank you very much for helping me with my driver.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad to help! 👍🏻

[@tobake]

OMG, why haven´t I thought of this before. Need to try to move ball back in my driver stance right away!

[@philipbaddeley9163]

Rob, just out of curiosity, on a mat I just set up with my driver with the ball just inside my heel. I then hung the club vertically from my shoulder/armpit and to my surprise, with a very small side tilt (as we should), my ball was about 1.5 - 2" too far forward. So..., this could give rise to a number of different shape shots from a pull, to a fade, to a bad slice ! This could also explain why mid handicappers sometimes hit a great drive (when by accident their ball position is correct) and then next time hit it anywhere (when ball position is even 1" out) Thanks for this - something I've never checked - along with thousands of other HC golfers !!

[@gsx7r]

This video has been an eye opener for me. I struggle with back injuries and have noticed I often have to change my ball alignment on different days to hit my driver straight. I assumed it was due to my changing body position depending on how sore my back was, the shoulder alignment explains this perfectly. Now I’ve got something to be more conscious of when playing, may help to get a more consistent alignment overall too. Thank you!

[@robcheneygolf1]

You’re welcome! 👍🏻

[@williamwhite5202]

Il be trying this on sunday great video and easily explained new subscriber look forward to see more of your vids

[@michaelrowe6220]

Rob is one of the best golf instructors on the planet. I’m SO tired of seeing these other “instructors”, who post videos of swings, then ask the public what they see. How is that helpful to the golfing public at large?!? There are a small handful of amazing teachers, who provide clear and concise explanations for helping the average player. Rob is one of them. Tom Saguto and Dan Grieve are a couple others…👍

[@jackbussy3133]

Happy to tell you that on this Sunday morning in France, everybody in my collective class has been watching your video with a lot of attention. It was also a good translation exercise. Keep up the fantastic work !!

[@robcheneygolf1]

That's incredible! Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏻

[@pastormike396]

Rob you are spot on! You fixed how I set up for sure. Thanks sir.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad to help! 👍🏻

[@jxshkxng]

best coaching content on YT....applied a few of your set up methods on course and balls are shaping at will now. cheers

[@bradders5974]

CANNOT WAIT TO TRY THIS - awesome explanation, thanks

[@robcheneygolf1]

Good luck! 😉

[@3sotErik]

Thank you so so much. This makes so much sense. I have been going absolutely crazy, trying to figure out my stinking problem. I've tried 100 exaggerated swings, trying to get a positive attack angle & couldn't figure it out. Tomorrow, I will try this. Wish me luck.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Good luck!

[@61albee]

Impeccable timing…, a few of your lessons have coincided with the exact problems I have been experiencing…, my last trips to the driving range have revealed a severe hook to the right, after hitting my irons relatively straight…, I noticed when I move the ball back in my stance with the driver I was able to correct the problem but didn’t understand why…, this lesson reveals my problem👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@daveandshirleyadderley1572]

I’m so happy to have found your excellent instructions last week Rob … maybe I’m your 10,000th subscriber! LOL. Seriously, you are the best golf instructor and I love your detailed explanations as to what, why, cause and effect. Please keep up the fantastic instruction. Thanks so much! ⛳️🏌️‍♂️

[@robcheneygolf1]

That's very kind, Dave! Appreciate the support! 🙏🏻

[@dontrapani7778]

My first time watching one of your videos, and I know that I've learned something new. Can't wait to try this out at the range. Good work, keep it up!

[@arthurgakwandi7869]

This instruction has made a lot of sense to me. I can't wait to try it out on the range.

[@1_Ranger_75]

So fairway woods and driver for me have always been push slices, even after I got (stack and tilt) lessons and control my irons better than ever. I just couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. Watched this video last night and went out to the range today. My ball position was totally wrong this whole time!!! My wider stance and ball on the heel had me push slicing and I had no idea! I hit my first 300y carry drive today and it was ALMOST dead straight, just had that little bit of draw to it 😎. You're a game changer, Rob!!

[@FindingtheTips]

Yet another great video, Rob! I'm one of the people who struggles with driver. I will concentrate on placing the ball under my lead shoulder.

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Excellent explanation. Really helpful. I was doing exactly the opposite (ball forward to attempt a draw) with disastrous results.

[@robcheneygolf1]

So glad it helped! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@pepsibottleq]

This and your driver video from a few weeks ago really helped - found a groove and striping some well hit drives. THANK YOU

[@ldm616]

Excellent as always. Best to experiment with this at the range to see for yourself what happens when you change ball position but keep your grip, stance, and swing the same.

[@retgi1]

Amazing, I've alway tilted my body not realizing how much my ball position changed and couldn't figure out why 75% of my drives were pulls to the left! I will practice this on the range asap. Thank you very much...

[@mem30075]

Excellent tips....especially for driver. Will practice this alignment as it should help manage swing path 👍

[@jamescook7051]

Excellent explanation sir. Makes perfect sense. Can’t wait to see my stock 260 fades turn into 270 straight drives

[@jasonwarlond7388]

Thanks Rob. This is brilliant and I just got my draw back with the driver. Combo of ball forward and top tilt away means ball is WAY forward. Impossible to draw.... unless it's s duck hook.... or fade to keep it in the fairway. Tried dropping the ball back a little an aiming right. Bingo.... my controlled draw is back. Brilliant explanation of why in this video.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you, Jason! 👍🏻

[@fretless05]

I'm hoping you can help diagnose an issue. In an attempt to figure out my swing, I just had a swing evaluation. Trying to hit driver with the stack and tilt swing, I hit a couple degrees in to out, a couple degrees up, but the face was 6 degrees open, giving me a push or push fade. Can I manipulate ball position or grip to get rid of the push, or do I need something else to control the face?

[@robcheneygolf1]

You should change the face angle via better understanding of your grip/wrists.

[@markmachattie3880]

This is exactly what I have been doing but couldn't figure it out until now thank you

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad the video was helpful! 👍🏻

[@die7fox]

I tried this on the range yesterday and got a good result. Apart from a couple of bloopers when I allowed my lead wrist to collapse (work in progress), my drives were ramrod straight. For me, lining the ball up with my shoulder crease brings it about 3/4 of a ball width further inside my stance than lining it up off my left heel. A small difference that led to significant change. Thanks for this tip!

[@ericpreston2801]

Your information is very useful, the grip video you made brought me closer to playing 6 over for the first time...thank you soo much. 😂

[@robcheneygolf1]

Great to hear, Eric! Well done! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@platano123]

That was awesome! Thank for sharing that. Set up is so key!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you!

[@Luigifazz]

At last, someone that explanes an easy way to hit the driver. Always struggling to know why sometimes I hit right and others left and very little straight.

[@chemistryguy678]

I can't wait to try this. I have had a difficult time drawing the driver and I've always placed the ball just inside my left toe and so as not to get my body out in front of the ball and club head, I would lean my head back behind the ball. These "pointers" were picked up by other "instructors" and now I know why it has been almost impossible for me to draw the driver. Essentially the ball has been too far forward and despite trying to swing inside out, I still was swinging outside in and coming over the top. Small changes such as this can give big results. Can't wait to try it soon.

[@paddyparker]

Thanks Rob.Your description is spot on. I have had a number of lessons where I have been told to place the ball further forward for the driver, resulting in in a slice. I now have a better understanding of the mechanics.

[@chrissgee3493]

Really good clear video. Great content. Thanks.

[@AR-ke8wg]

Nice, thank you. When i set up in such a manor, i feel cramped at setup and dont feel i have the room to get through contact. Solution?

[@YT1Password]

I enjoy all your videos going back several years. Great communicator. I would like some feedback on what the measurements are on the Grid Diagram with the tee claw devices. I have a copy of the original Stack & Tilt book but there is no picture of the Grid Diagram in it. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

[@stephenfrederick9796]

Excellent video as usual. Can you do a video on stack and tilt release . Thanks.

[@OlatunbosunOjomo]

. When you say the left shoulder is the centre of the swing where exactly are you refe rring to? Is it the left arm pit or outside the left shoulder? Can you show a diagram to illustrate this, please? Thanks

[@denyspedroso9155]

Great illustration ❤

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you so much 😀

[@m.m.8497]

Great explanation. Is there a video explaining the tilt of the upper body with the driver? This also has an effect on the position of the ball. You obviously play without a large lateral tilt.

[@Gafgarion852]

If I could post a GIF here it would be the Tim & Eric 'Mind Blown' one, you just described every problem I have with my game. The longer the club the more it fades / slices, and no matter what I try with my wrists I keep hitting booming slices or hooks and my best drives are fades. I definitely haven't been paying attention to where my lead shoulder is, just where my feet are and how wide my stance is.

[@robcheneygolf1]

So happy to hear that the video was helpful for you! 👍🏻

[@ronsekerchak1076]

Excellent explanation of the ball placement. Do you get the ball inside the shoulder by narrowing your stance or by standing more erect?

[@davidd1395]

Good info as usual mate!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Much appreciated. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alvor2762]

My god, another video!. Excellent as usual. Never stop learning. Thank you.

[@robcheneygolf1]

😎😎😎

[@9P38lightning]

Excellent explanation

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching! Happy to hear the video was so helpful! 👍🏻

[@rvoykin]

This was so helpful. I’ve been hitting every club in the bag, but driver, including my five wood, great, and a big part of it was trying to overexaggerate the tilt. I hit a very soft draw in all clubs and then have been hitting a push fade with my driver and lower than all the other clubs this totally explains it, going to the range now to test it.

[@carljfairweather]

This makes a lot of sense and will definitely try it out. How does it work with hitting up on the ball? A lot of instructors say the ball is forward to hit up on it. If you're hitting up then you've gone past the pivot of your shoulder and that must mean you're starting to swing out to in. So how do you hit square and up at the same time?

[@olagskiskibowski9936]

Very well done, Rob. Thank you so much I will give it a try and leg you know the outcome.

[@thesmalenguy9137]

Great video, and superclear information! This made me think about why my "stinger" drives were much more accurate and safe, rather than my standard drives where i always aim to have the ball further forward towards the lead heel, will be a fun experiment to see if i can keep the ball back just a little and launch it higher for a more straight standard drive!

[@mbsnetwork2650]

Rob, thanks for this, a really great expiation of something I did not fully understand. My aiming direction and stance i.e. square, open or closed is also highly impactful on the resulting shot.

[@Shifttwo-b2t]

1st time on a big course last weekend Shore cliffs and man I needed this lol ty for this what a blessing!

[@toddwmac]

Love it! Wish I lived in Singapore .

[@tomrichards4606]

Hi Rob -- super video. I think it rivals (at least for me) the swing hard/stop fast, which I thought was the best ever. That said, I already took today's thought to the range and noticed my first few swings had the feeling of too much right hand trying to find the low spot. However, after about five swings, I felt a much more 'left arm' -- I'm thinking that's way better -- swing and really better low point and strike. From here: how about a more in-depth video on aim? Not so much alignment, but 'aim,' as I tend to either get my shoulders more open or closed with this new positioning. Again, great video -- Tom in Texas

[@Dan-zq5wt]

Quick questions: do you have to press the club forward on the draw swing. And what about that high draw that’s taught all over the place on you tube?

[@BobbyFletcher-f3e]

Awesome video I’ve been playing for a long time can’t wait to try it out to see if it really works

[@cobrad95]

Rob, Great video, never seen it broke down so simple before. I actually used this technique last night and it worked for my driver and woods. Where would the lead shoulder be for irons? Is is different for each set of irons (high irons to mid, to wedges)? Thanks, Bill

[@darrenlacharite1757]

Thanks for the driver videos, huge help. I gave up on stack and tilt even the my iron play was the best ever, cause I never could figure out the driver. Thanks to your videos I’m close to the best ball striking in years! One question, weight distribution and transfer. Starting about 60/40 left , what’s the weight at the top, then impact. That would be a huge help, please point me to one of your videos for explanation. Thanks again and looking to get back to scratch!!

[@brimill8257]

Great video Rob, thanks!

[@EqDior]

This is a very solid vid! Thank you!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it! 👍🏻

[@captainj7844]

Wow great video - I am definitely going to try this!

[@mddraino31]

This is really helpful. I find with driver it’s easier to make contact high enough on the face if I play the ball more forward so I play more of a slight fade. Do you mess around with tee height at all depending on where you have the ball position

[@user_1664]

I spent years trying to follow this type of instruction , i fully understand the relationship of in to out and vice versa , i also understand the consequence of hitting up or down and face angle . It took a long long time though to understand how my body creates power through the hitting area and the difference this creates between how i address and actual outcome , without an understanding of low point AT impact this instruction is at best food for thought , unless you swing at 12 mph you are going to create a very different position through impact than at address and your centre of gravity / low point WILL change , suss this out , suss out how your wrists fire and suss out how you best create speed repeatably through impact , this will give you your shape for each club with one swing motion . From there its just tinkering to gain the most control and best tempo / speed for you . I dont contradict any of the facts stated but its generic iron byron stuff and will only suit 50% at best . Faders fade , and drawers draw . I fade ( or right spin ) wedges , draw irons (unless tee’d up)and fade woods , hybrids i get to choose shape 🤷🏻‍♂️ I do enjoy your content though .

[@jpbernie72]

Great stuff. I’m going to be more cognizant of my lead shoulder in the future. I personally (thru trial/ error and watching many videos) am able to shape the ball with my stance. Fade = right (trail) foot slightly forward of lead foot and vice versa for a draw. For more dramatic results I move the ball forward (fade/slice) or aft (draw/ hook)i n my stance.

[@Hammer7277]

Thanks Rob! I have struggled with my driver the past few months. I’ve been adopting the S and T principles and the driver has been my biggest problem. I’ve always hit a slight draw with my irons but the driver wants to fade or slice to the right. This May be the missing piece of the puzzle!

[@Ogatinha]

very good video !!!!! thank you

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! 👍🏻

[@drroger98]

Great explanation of ball position. Just going down the S&T path. Already more compression. But getting sloppy with my ball position is hurting me. Crazy that your slice swing didn’t look that bad, but how much position affected the result

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching! Happy the video was helpful for you! 👍🏻

[@Dan-zq5wt]

This is EXACTLY my problem. I was completely confused about set up. I flush my irons by not doing much and feeling on top of the ball. With the driver I feel that I’m making a bunch of adjustments with my feet, shoulders, ball placement etc and I’m all over the course. I will try this out asap!

[@DonDaniel-my1xw]

Started doing this two weeks ago and I’m driving it so much better. I get positive comments from other players each time I play. Try it

[@robcheneygolf1]

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing your success story!

[@J-vf5ig]

Are there any tips you can give to tell if the ball is under your lead shoulder? Standing over the ball it’s hard tell if it’s directly under my lead shoulder or to far forward/back.