How to find a good ball position while playing golf

Ball Position, as demonstrated in this instructional golf video, is where and why you place the golf ball between and away from your feet. Posture, Stance and Ball Position are very closely related. Positioning the golf ball correctly in your stance is fundamental to every great shot. A beginner will start by learning where the ball is in relation to his or her feet (closer to the left heel, closer to the right heel, or in the middle), also how far away the ball is from the feet. As your game develops you will need to learn how to adapt to uneven terrain and compensate to execute the shot. As you become an advanced golfer you will need to understand that by changing the ball position you can affect the ball's trajectory and flight. A person's height and club length will also play a roll in how far the ball is away from the feet.
As you practice the stance for each of your clubs as indicated below, practice a few shots in the proper stance. This will help you get a feel for how your stance should change from one club to the next. For these basic Ball Positions we will assume you are an average height individual and on level ground. Try this practice tip from this how-to video: standing on a sheet of brown kraft paper, use a magic marker and outline you stance and ball positions for each club. Use this template to allow you recreate the correct stance in repetition. Continue recreating your correct Ball Position and Stance until you are comfortable in position for each club. Learn how to find proper ball position by watching this video golf tutorial.