RoboTest: How to gain 25 yards from one simple tee adjustment (yes, really) Jonathan Wall At 95 mph (average amateur driver swing), a neutral AoA resulted in a 243-yard drive. That number ...

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. However, the ...

GOLF Teacher to Watch Kelvin Kelley explains why to use your whole body — not just your feet — to determine your golf ball position.

This ball position will varies for every club. For example, with my wedges, I want the ball to be right in the center of my stance, so I place it in line with the 18-inch mark before every shot.

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 ...

The first is to check your ball position. The big mistake is to play it like you’re swinging a driver. If you address the ball up by the heel of your lead foot, you make it much harder to catch ...

For ball position, play it farther back in your stance. If you normally set up with the ball in line with the heel of your lead foot with your driver, move the ball back a couple inches (below).