Exactigolf alignment tool

Golf pros recommend positioning your feet about shoulder-width apart for a balanced stance. For longer clubs (driver or woods), you may slightly widen your stance, while a narrower stance is ideal for shorter clubs (irons or wedges). Your weight should be evenly distributed between both feet, and you should feel balanced with a slight knee flex. A stance too wide or narrow can affect stability and rotation. Some instructors suggest using the “knee-to-knee” test, ensuring your knees are in line with your hips for optimal flexibility and power. This ensures a comfortable, stable setup for every shot.

Yes, ball position should change depending on the club. For drivers, position the ball forward (inside your left heel for right-handed players) for an upward strike. For mid-irons, keep it centered for a neutral strike. For wedges, move the ball slightly back to promote a descending strike. Adjusting ball position optimises your angle of attack for each shot.

A neutral stance has your feet, hips, and shoulders aligned parallel to the target line, allowing for a straight, balanced shot.

An open stance occurs when your front foot is positioned further back from the target line, creating an angle. This promotes a left-to-right ball flight (for right-handed players) and can help with fades or slicing.

A closed stance is when your front foot is closer to the target line, encouraging a right-to-left ball flight. This stance is often used for draws or to help correct a slice.

Exactigolf is the best tool on the market to fix alignment issues. It ensures your feet, shoulders, and hips are perfectly aligned with your target, helping you set up accurately every time. By using Exactigolf, you can quickly identify and correct misalignments, training your muscle memory for consistent, precise setups. This leads to better shots, improved performance, and more confidence on the course.