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| Stance with shorter clubs I am a beginning golfer with problems with my tempo. But that is not what this post is about. I have been studying the book Ben Hogan's Five Lessons and find it very helpful. There is one thing I cannot find in the book. He talks mostly about the driver. He does tell you where to place your feet for the different clubs. But how does your stance supposed to change when you go from say a driver to a pitching wedge. I mean the vertical component of the stance. Do you squat down lower, or bend more at the waist? |