Address Position in Golf | Anchor to the Ground for Balance and Stability

One of the most common issues we observe with the address position in golf is players who are "outside of their shoes."

This means their weight distribution is pushing outward against the outer edge of the shoe, often causing the upper to protrude beyond the sole.

This is an extremely common problem, and it actually makes many different aspects of the golf swing significantly harder to execute correctly.

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Next time you are in your address position, take a moment to look down and check whether or not you can see the outside edges of your shoes.

If you cannot see them, you are likely "outside" your shoes.

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