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Peter
Krause is a Proud member of the Professional Golfers Association of
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More Golf Tips:
The Undercut | Don't Get Stuck Inside | Head For The Hills | Making Strides
Driving Accuracy | Curing the Shank | Smooth Takeaway | Fly the Sand
The Longest Yard | On the Ball
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Let your stance width determine ball position
Confused about ball position? You can find the ideal spot by simply adjusting your stance
width depending on the club you're hitting. A good guideline for the stance is for the middle of your feet to be hip width for a pitching
wedge, shoulder width for a 5-iron, and just outside the shoulders for a driver.
Once you set your stance, remember this: The ideal ball positions between a pitching wedge and a driver should vary by
no more than three inches-about mid-stance for a wedge, a little farther forward for a 5-iron, and just inside the left instep for
a driver.
• From the August 2002 issue of Golf Magazine |
Email Peter Krause at golfpro@peterkrausegolf.com
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