How do I stop aiming right in golf?

Alleviate aim issues with this 4-step pre-shot routine

1. IDENTIFY THE BALL-POSITION LINE. Stand behind the ball and picture a line that’s perpendicular to your target line and even with the ball.
2. POINT YOUR BIG TOE AT THE BALL.
3. GET HIPS AND SHOULDERS PARALLEL.
4. SET YOUR FEET PARALLEL.

Should shoulders be square at address?

GO: For most shots your body, including your shoulders, arms, hips and knees, should be square to your target line. NO GO: Your shoulders should not be open or closed relative to your target line. This causes an inside or outside takeaway path.

How do you know your shoulder alignment in golf?

Your shoulders have to be parallel to the target line as well. To check your shoulder alignment, put your golf club against your shoulders and see where the club shaft points to. Lots of golfers assume that by positioning your feet parallel to the target line, the rest of your body is square to the target as well.

What’s the best way to alignment your shoulders?

Once you are in your stance, ask your partner to use the other long iron to analyze the position of your shoulders. They should do this by walking up to you and holding the shaft of the club across the front of your two shoulders. Once in place, the shaft will form a line that should match up with the club that is laying on the ground.

What’s the best way to alignment your golf clubs?

When you practice always pick a target and trace an imaginary line from the ball to your target. After that set an alignment rod on the ground to the left of your ball (if you’re a righty) and parallel to your target line – like a railroad track. Set up to the ball and align your club face.

What should your shoulder line be on a golf ball?

To encourage the ball to move from right to left, you will need to close your shoulders relative to the line that your feet have established. In other words, your shoulder line should be pointing out to the right of the target.