Properly position the golf ball for your drive

Properly position the golf ball for your drive

It's time for some golf! Director of Education for Troon Golf, Tim Mahoney, teaches you where to place the golf ball in your stance and how that impacts your ballflight. Just watch to see how to properly position the golf ball for your drive.

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