Golf stance tipsThe golf stance is part of the pre-shot routine, which also includes alignment, address position and posture. The correct stance is a very important part of building solid fundamentals. AlignmentIt is critical that I align my body and aim my clubface correctly in relation to the target. A good golf swing is wasted if it is aimed incorrectly, as the ball will only end up away from the line of target.
2. When I have selected my spot (a piece of grass standing up for example), I walk up to the ball with my eyes looking at that spot. I then place the clubface behind the golf ball, so it faces my selected spot and then make sure that it is also square to my target. 3. I make sure to keep looking at the target as I set my feet, hips and shoulders parallel to the target line. Address PositionA proper stance helps me to maintain good balance throughout my swing.
2. I try to distribute the weight evenly between the heels and the balls of my feet. 3. My weight is evenly balanced between my right and left foot. PostureGood posture is key for producing consistent, quality golf shots.
2. I tilt my spine away from the target, so my trail (right) shoulder is slightly lower than my target (left) shoulder.
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