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Question
If I address the driver with a square stance, I usually go left. If I hit it with the right foot drawn back about three inches, I hit it straight. Why the difference?
Bobby’s Answer
Great question, Ruth! Stance is really important when it comes to the driver. Sometimes it’s a decision of distance versus accuracy. I explain in this week’s video:
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Thank you for the tip.
Do you make a distinction between “closing your stance” and “aiming to the right”? Are your hips and shoulders still aligned at the target when you “close your stance”, or are they aligned with your feet?
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