Kerrod Gray demonstrates how to control your golf ball's start line and shape shots without changing your swing mechanics. By simply moving the ball position along the swing's natural arc, golfers can effortlessly produce draws, fades, or straight shots.
Ball position is the primary lever for controlling your start line and shot shape.
Moving the ball back in the stance creates an in-to-out path, lower launch, and draw bias.
A centered ball position results in a neutral path and a straight starting line.
Placing the ball forward in the stance creates an out-to-in path, higher launch, and fade bias.
Trust your natural swing arc rather than adding 'moving parts' to manipulate the club.
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