What the PROS Do To Stay Consistent!

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Want to strike the ball consistently like the pros? It all starts with your setup—and in this video, I break down the exact stance width and ball position you need to use for every club in your bag.

We’ll cover:
✅ The proper width of stance for wedges, irons, hybrids, and driver
✅ How your ball position should change based on the club you’re hitting
✅ Why most amateurs lose consistency with poor setup fundamentals
✅ Easy checkpoints to make sure you’re set up like a Tour pro

If you’re tired of inconsistent ball striking, this video gives you a step-by-step system to improve your consistency, balance, and impact position starting with the most overlooked part of the swing—your stance and ball position.

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the simple stuff, low lowhanging fruit here. If you’re ever wondering why a long iron or something or a mid iron is not getting airborne as much as you want it to get, it’s not climbing on you, you know. Hey, listen. Let’s just talk about ball position and width of stance. Okay, width of stance. This is pretty cool. You know, guys on the tour, they stay very consistent with their width of stance and ball position. And we have a simple way that you can do that, you know. So, Dad, if you watch us, Dad would put up an alignment rod on my shoulders like this. We’d put two dots right here on on my shoulder width, outside of the shoulders, and then we put one at the midpoint. So, all my pros do this. I got, you know, a couple guys on tour right now that are doing exactly this every week. Right here, three dots, shoulders, midpoint. Well, check this out. You put that on the ground and all of a sudden I see the width of my shoulders wedges. We’re being this is approximately, you know, you can adjust according to the shot you’re hitting, but give you give you like the approximate of where you ground zero where we should typically be. Okay. Outsides of the feet align with the outsides of the shoulders for wedges. Middle of my feet to the outsides of my shoulders for irons. Insides of my feet to the outsides of my shoulders for woods. Let’s let’s let’s let’s think about why. The narrower my stance gets, the more Vshape my swing gets. Okay, I get narrower. I’m going to create a better angle of attack. little steeper angle of attack with a high lofted club, that’s necessary. Okay. If I go real wide and now this is a U-shaped bottom of the swing and I have that ball forward where I play it with a driver. Well, and I have and I hit that with a wedge, I got a, you know, it’s 56° going like this, I’m just going the ball’s going to ride up the face and go up in the air like this. Not and not only that, I probably won’t make good contact often. and it might hit the ground before the ball, might hit the ball itself. But striking down on top of the golf ball, guys, is two things in your setup. It’s width of your stance and it’s having the ball position directly underneath the top of your pendulum, which is your sternum. Okay? So, that midpoint that we came up with, ball position, unless it’s a specialty shot where you’re really trying to go underneath a tree or you’re hitting a bump and run on the green side, we’re not putting the ball in the back half of our stance, guys. You put the ball in the back half of your stance, the natural path of your swing is so in to out. And not only that, it’s where the pendulum would be swinging down extreme. So down and right. Well, if I need the ball to go in this direction, I’m going to be forced to back up and flip that thing to get it online. So, you’re putting yourself in jail with not knowing the right ball position for the club. You have wedges, woods, and everything in between. And I’m telling you right now, I’ve heard Butch Herman say this, and I’ve even told my players, you you almost could take every iron and put it underneath the logo on your shirt, and you’d be just fine. And the funny thing about that is, guess what? Those of you who toss it and go, “God, I would just never hit my wedges low like that. I wouldn’t never compress it.” No, no, no, no, no. Hit enough balls right here, guess what? You end up doing more there. Hit enough balls back there, you’re requiring yourself to go like this. Okay. So, that’s really important. Ball position ranges from the center of your body to your lead shoulder. Okay. The more up I move the ball, the more the club levels out, and even at by the time it gets up here, almost swings a little up. Right now, driver, wider stance, more U-shaped bottom of the swing. Ball forward ahead of the top of my pendulum. You’re not hitting up in your swing. You’re not hitting up in your swing. Your setup is hitting up for you. Okay? My best drivers at the golf ball feel like even sometimes they’re almost hitting down through it, hitting more level through the golf ball. But the problem is if you’ve been the guy who’s been told, “I got to hit up on the driver. I got to hit up on the driver.” And you have this wide of a stance and you’re playing it off your left heel like everybody else tells you in the world. Play it off your left heel with with what? With what width of stance? With this width of stance? With with this width of stance? Left heel here is right here where I’d be playing my eight iron. But if I get the right width of stance according to my shoulders, well, now left heel is correct on my left shoulder. That’s where my arm can extend and the club can actually have the loft it needs with a driver to get the ball airborne and also buy it the time to square up. Okay, so real simply put, we have a little rule here for width of stance. We have ball position, you know, moving up gradually. I mean, the way I really look at it is, you know, wedge, 9 iron, 8 iron, 7 iron, 6 iron, 5 iron, you know, just all the way up to the lead shoulder. And, you know, believe it or not, just those simple tweaks in width of stance and ball position, you know, if I want to hit it over the tree with Jimmy here, and we’re trying to get a seven iron up and over these trees right here behind Kevin. I mean, listen, my normal flight with a seven would be right in the middle of those trees, okay? Probably like just top two/ird right there. To get it airborne, you know what I do? I’d widen it a little bit. I get that ball a little more forward and guess what? That would elevate that thing right over the trees. So, you know, just knowing those rules are huge for you guys in the game of golf. You got to get over a bunker, something like that. It’s downwind. You want the ball to land a little softer, little wider, move the ball a little forward. Okay. At Forzac Golf, we take a lot of pride in having developed some of the best and most consistent golf swings on the planet. We do this through simplicity. Our full swing master class will take you on a step-by-step, easy to understand process on how to get your golf swing better than ever. Join the many before you who’ve utilized our full swing master class to take their games to the next level and beyond. [Music]