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    The document provides instructions for taking a proper stance for golf, including standing with feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent, keeping weight evenly distributed with concentration on the balls of the feet, maintaining a straight back while bending at the waist, and positioning the head, shoulders, arms, and chin correctly in relation to the ball and golf club.

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    BEGINNERS GOLF: The Golf Stance

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    The document provides instructions for taking a proper stance for golf, including standing with feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent, keeping weight evenly distributed with concentration on the balls of the feet, maintaining a straight back while bending at the waist, and positioning the head, shoulders, arms, and chin correctly in relation to the ball and golf club.

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    The Golf Stance

    Uploaded by

    Val Villanueva
    The document provides instructions for taking a proper stance for golf, including standing with feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent, keeping weight evenly distributed with concentration on the balls of the feet, maintaining a straight back while bending at the waist, and positioning the head, shoulders, arms, and chin correctly in relation to the ball and golf club.

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    1.

    SET YOUR FEET APART BY


    APPROXIMATELY THE WIDTH
    OF YOUR SHOULDERS.

    THE
    STANCE
    2. FLEX YOUR KNEES
    SLIGHTLY SO THAT YOU ARE
    COMFORTABLE, AND THEN
    BENT INWARD.

    THE
    STANCE
    3. KEEP YOUR WEIGHT
    EVENLY DISTRIBUTED ON
    BOTH FEET.

    THE
    STANCE
    4. CONCENTRATE YOUR
    WEIGHT ON THE BALL OR
    MOUND NEAR THE BIG TOE
    OF YOUR FEET.

    THE
    STANCE
    5. YOUR BACK SHOULD BE
    STRAIGHT, BUT YOU SHOULD
    BE BENDING FROM THE
    WAIST.

    THE
    STANCE
    6. KEEP YOUR HEAD OVER
    THE BALL AND POINT YOUR
    CHIN AT THE BALL SO THAT
    YOUR SHOULDER CAN TURN
    UNDER YOUR CHIN ON THE
    SWING.

    THE
    STANCE
    7. KEEP YOUR LEFT ARM
    STRAIGHT. FEEL THAT THE
    CLUB IS AN EXTENSION OF
    YOUR LEFT ARM.

    THE
    STANCE
    8. YOUR RIGHT SHOULDER
    SHOULD BE LOWER THAN
    YOUR LEFT, BECAUSE YOUR
    RIGHT ARM HAS TO REACH
    FARTHER FOR THE BALL.

    THE
    STANCE

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