Comment “TQ” to learn the perfect impact alignments that’ll help you compress the ball every single

Rob Cheney demonstrates a high-impact tee drill designed to improve ball compression and low-point control. By targeting a tee placed ahead of the ball's position, golfers learn to keep their weight and hands forward, resulting in a crisp ball-first strike every time.

• Place a tee roughly 6-8 inches in front of your ball position as a visual target for the club head.
• The goal is to make ground contact where the tee is located, rather than where the ball was.
• Maintain a forward weight bias and keep the lead arm ahead of the shaft through impact.
• Start with slow, controlled swings to master the alignment before building up to full speed.

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