This was the most informative instruction on how to line up i have seen.I watched this video,went outside and tried it. In an instant I found out that my alignment of the ball was causing me big probs. Thanks so much.

Hey it’s me again watching your video to ingrain it in my brain good stuff.

keep it coming.

Hi, I am a mental coach and golfer on the european tour. I must say that you give very good instruction here. Nice to give it away without ego. Cheers buddy, good job.

Greetings Rob

instead of having the pocket between the two tendons on top of the shaft,I had it a little right of the shaft and it helped me with my slice.Still enjoying your videos.Thanks.

That’s great. That just means you’re using a stronger grip which can help you square the clubface. Many people use a strong grip verses a neutral grip as demonstrated here.

I really enjoy your postings! Easy to understand, concise, and in-depth.

Two questions for you if you don’t mind?

I have noticed in your driver setup, that you hold the club grip just left of your zipper. Do you use this same grip position for all of your clubs or do you move the grip position forward in your stance as the club you are using becomes shorter in length? For example, with the driver, the grip is positioned left of your zipper, mid-iron, the grip is inline with the inside of your left leg and then with the wedges, your grip is inline with the center of your left pant leg?

I also noticed in your setup that your feet are positioned at the ten o’clock (Left-Foot) and two o’clock (Right-Foot) position. Do you use this position for all of your clubs or do you vary it and why?

Thanks in advance

Keep up the great work!

James

Positioning of your feet has a lot of influence on how you strike the ball. You can use variations to achieve different results. If you slice the ball for example, try pointing your back foot at 12 oclock and your front foot at 10 oclock. That will help you turn the club over at impact. Also, pointing your back foot at 12 oclock can help you coil more tightly in the backswing. See what works for you.