The Basics…Ideal Ball Position for Every Club... with Michael Breed

If you’re looking for more consistent contact (and I know you are!) you need to evaluate your pre swing fundamentals first. Ball position is one of, if not the single most important pre swing element. The good news, it’s easy to master! In this video, Michael Breed shows you how to create a practice station that allows you to measure your ball position with every club in your bag. You’ll also learn the proper ball position for every club in your bag. No more questions, no more debates, you’ll know exactly where to put the ball no matter what club is in your hand.
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This video is a great resource you can use to further develop your fundamentals. A Pro’s Secret to Setting Up to The Ball will show you the key principles you need to follow when you’re looking at your set up position. When you combine the proper set up with the proper ball position, you’re well on your way to great golf. We welcome your suggestions so please enter your ideas in the comments. We read them all!
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[@charlesrohl7635]

Very simplistic. Thanks Michael !🏌‍♂️

[@chrismatthews228]

I love this technique! I’ve been doing something similar, but this approach makes it super simple! Thank you!!

[@petegalindez9961]

Love your stuff…plain, simple to follow, and easy to repeat! All key…2 questions….1. The part of the T between your feet looks to be about 1.5 inches towards the front foot and not dead center…is that on purpose? And 2. When you use longer clubs, don’t you widen your stance more? I always thought you leave your front foot where it is and then drop the back foot back….so, using your tee, you would keep the ball at the cross hairs of the tee (where you put the wedge), but by dropping your rear foot back for the longer clubs, it essentially moves the ball up in your stance…is that not the methodology? Seems you were doing pretty much the same thing, but instead of just dropping your back foot farther back for each club, you widened both feet to keep the tee close to the middle and then moved the ball up in the stance…hope that makes sense…

[@povrtsux1]

Nice 👍

[@gregconner4339]

Thanks for the T-Bar ball position video! Keeping it simple helps one to understand and how ball position influences contact/flight. 👏🏻 🏌🏻

[@michaelbreed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@skinbanger2112]

Another informative video Michael!!! 👍🏻 How does this affect the width of stance for each position?

[@glencampbell1701]

Followed your instructions for the T-bar. Awesome training aide. Would you please expand on your recent “additions” and their use? For example, orange noodle behind trail foot. Thanks a ton!

[@BobzUrUncle-te6dj]

Michael!!! I'm a new subscriber to your channel here and loved your segments on Golf Channel. Could you please provide the approximate dimensions for this "Ball Placement" station and explain the reason for the orange foam noodle on the right side? Love your explanations and concepts approach to the golf swing; it just makes sooooo much sense!! Glad to see the same energetic and passion you have for the game!!! Cheers!!!

[@g7769]

There’s a video he already made explaining the device and how to make it just look back in videos

[@RJUnleashedVideos]

I've made two tees. But if you do the long one at the top. Here is how to make it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/faK6n6KgptOCf5osi=20gG5ONlX-ZyeM0I The floaty add on is in his The takeaway video.

[@georgedavey9702]

Ball position isn't one size fits all.

[@Willp03]

Neither is set up. You can have an open stance and hit a draw, you can have a closed stance and hit a cut. You can play your 4 iron off the back foot and hit it high, you can hit your lob wedge off the front foot and hit it low. But having a good square setup and good ball positioning makes it easier to control the face