Weekly golf tip with Brad Redding: Use a ball sleeve to determine each club’s address point

Where you have the ball at address plays a role in a good golf swing. When it is the wrong place it will cause many issues in your golf swing. Here is the general rule: The ball changes about three ball widths. Yes, you read this correct. Place a sleeve of golf balls on the ground. Then take two alignment rods and place them on the ground on the ends of the sleeve of balls. Place your left heel on the outside of the first alignment rod. Take you driver and place the head at the end of the alignment rod. That is where your ball position should be for a driver. Take your wedge a place it on the end of the second alignment rod. That is where your ball position should be for wedges. All the other clubs are at the sleeve of balls.

This story was originally published February 21, 2017 at 3:33 PM with the headline "Weekly golf tip with Brad Redding: Use a ball sleeve to determine each club’s address point."