Stand with your feet and shoulders parallel to this club. The final ingredient of a great setup and the one I will emphasize is your stance . This incorporates your posture, your weight distribution between both feet, your ball position and the distance that you stand from the ball. Even at a professional level this area is monitored constantly because an improper stance makes it more difficult to produce a good repetitive golf swing. In my teaching, I have found that the biggest culprit in this area is the way people posture themselves to hit the ball.
Many golfers bend from the waist which gives the back the appearance of being rounded or hunched.
Your weight should be evenly distributed between both feet for most shots and you should feel completely in balance at address. As you can see there are a number of things to look for if you are going to set up to the ball correctly. I firmly believe that every golfer can look like a professional at address if they are free of any physical limitations. It takes a lot of practice to have a good G.A.S. but the rewards are in the great shots that you will make and the lower scores that you will shoot. Previously, she played on the LPGA tour for ten years, serving as President of the LPGA in 1985.