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Most amateurs have issues, ranging from minor to major, with how they line up to the ball. In this tip, Randall Hunt teaches a routine that guarantees your clubface and feet are lined up properly to your intended target.
Comments (10)
Great tip - will save me strokes
using a toy AR?? Really? Do better
Can't wait to try this. I am one of those players that gets impatient during my set up and I often apprach the ball from the right side instead of setting up directly behind the ball. Going to give this a try. thanks.
Randall as always another great tip. Hope you do a tip on 125 yards in like you practiced in your VCH days.
I love Randall's tips. He explains things simply and clearly and doesn't get "gimmicky." (Ok, a squirt gun here .... but that was just to make the point about AIM.)
Love the basic common sense to this. When lining up my shot, I usually pick a stick, blade of grass, divot, or something to as a guide to square the club face to the target. Is this something you recommend?
Randall, Love the simplicity of this lesson. Makes sense to work on this pre-shot set-up. I think this will help me and can't wait to put it to use on the course. Thank you.
Thank you, I never noticed that I was off center when lining up my shot to my target. This caused me to pay more attention to how I was doing things.
Come on. No substance here! Most of us need help in this area too but this is no help.
Randall,
I used your setup sequence and I had much better shots, even on my misses.
Thank you.
Great tip - will save me strokes
using a toy AR?? Really? Do better