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Where does your feet line up in relation to your target?

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  1. 1. Where does your feet line up in relation to your target?

    • neutral (straight)
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    • slightly to the left
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    • far to the left
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    • slightly to the right
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    • far to the right
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skillzwhogolfs Well Established Member

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Just wonder where most people line up their feet in relation to the target. I feel like my stance is very different from most but not sure. I have my stance very open and feet are pointing far to the left of my target, but i don't slice/fade it toward the target, but have an in to out swing path towards the target that seems to help.

Please post what your stance is or information on what the correct foot/body alignment towards the target. Thanks.

After a bad tee shot it does not mean the hole is over, it means you have an opportunity to show what you are made of!


skillzwhogolfs Well Established Member

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Sorry this thread may be in the wrong forum.

After a bad tee shot it does not mean the hole is over, it means you have an opportunity to show what you are made of!


skillzwhogolfs Well Established Member

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Well so far everyone has different stance

After a bad tee shot it does not mean the hole is over, it means you have an opportunity to show what you are made of!


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Heck, if I knew that maybe I'd be able to hit the ball where I wanted to! :-D

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skillzwhogolfs Well Established Member

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yeah that would be a first step lol

After a bad tee shot it does not mean the hole is over, it means you have an opportunity to show what you are made of!


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