DRIVER SET-UP. I get asked about the correct driver impact position a lot. It used to be a case where the general advice was to lean back a touch in order to help hit up on the ball.

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First, swing your driver to the top. Second, turn your body to its normal impact position. ... Swing a 6-iron but stop halfway down, keeping the bend in your trail elbow and wrist (above, far left).

If you’re unsure about where your golf ball position should be for certain shots, this easy test from top-ranked golf instructor Tom Stickney helps you understand — and will make you a better ...

2. Your backswing. As you begin your backswing with your nose over the ball, you should keep your nose in this position until you’ve reached the top of your swing. Do not shift, slide or sway ...

This is why your golf ball position is such a big factor, as it can help determine how your ball-flight will look — despite using the same club — depending on the ball being in the front of ...