BALL POSITION THROUGH THE BAG 

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I've heard the great man Jack Nicklaus say the same. Too bad you got a love heart from Chris and no reply.

Jack didn’t have a Foresight launch monitor and as a great ball striker, Jack could hit shots like that. Sadly, we are not Jack Nicklaus

Jack played irons with virtually no bounce. If you use modern irons to hit off the left heel you'll top it every time unless you sweep every shot like Greg Norman.

I've seen that strategy and I'm fairly certain you still achieve the same ball position relative to your sternum as you move through the bag because your stance gets wider and your weight distribution changes as the clubs get longer, thus moving the ball - again, relatively - further from center. Try it. Stand with slightly less than shoulder-width with wedge/9i and the ball will be just forward of center. Bit wider for 5i, it'll be just under your forward pec. Driver, it'll be just under your forward armpit.

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Same with Nicklaus

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Just for anyone reading this comment. I'm by no means an expert but based on experience the bottom of the arc will be directly below the sternum, so moving the ball forward (your sternum more behind the ball) will make it so the ball is hit at an upward angle just past the bottom of the arc. and will also give more travel in the swing distance and therefore power not to mention greater lift. Also leaning to the right (right handed) will move the bottom of the arc to the left, since your sternum will be pointing to the left and vice versa.

chubeviewer no. The only club one should hit upward on is the driver. Every other club is a downward strike

Make sure you're not sliding/swaying back during the backswing, make sure you are shifting weight towards the target during the downswing/impact, try and imagine you are aiming to hit something thats actually say a tee's length further forward than the actual ball (if that makes sense). If you can video your swing aswell, check you are not extending/lifting through impact and so moving the clubface further away from the ground.

I’d like to add that I fixed this for me. You may be bringing your club back too flat. I was bringing mine back too flat and once I started the back swing straight back I was able to easily get more compression on the golf ball.

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As long as you set the face square at set up this won’t be an issue 👍

Hi bud, idk if you already figured it out, but I always put it in between where I put the 9 iron and the 3 wood, so about 4/5ths the way to your leading foot.

Test positions with an alignment stick at the range and try various spots to see what gives you the best ball flight. You are your best friend when it comes to finding out your issues.

He is saying not to move sternum toward ball at setup, because you want a slightly less descending blow with longer irons and being slightly more behind the ball will achieve that.

that's what i suspected... need to work on this... all my ball position are dead center.. suspect this to be the cause of my inconsistency with longer iron...

Ray Chau in a way you want less movement as possible, now when I say that I don't mean rotation, but forward to back and side to side movement and bobbing up and down, because it will change where you will be hitting, like if you shift to your back foot as you swing you will top the ball and have a worm burner... but if you put most of your weight on your heels you will hit the ball with the fat of the club. So just reposition your feet or move to the preferred placement, don't shift to hit the ball. Good luck with your game.

Hi Motty, the bottom of your arc will not be in the centre of you, more toward the lead ear/armpit as a guide 👍

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I just watched this video which helps explain. Also check out his long iron video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oeteXQgr1pA.html