The most common set-up error I see is to do with a golfer setting up tho the driver with their shoulders too open (to the left for right-handed golfers). This will invariably lead to a swing path that cuts across the ball, causing the ball to go from left to right.
The main reason this is such a common error is that the ball is forward in the stance, so if you point your chest at the ball, your shoulders will be open.
A good drill is to point your chest at a tee one grip length behind the ball (you can even do a few set-ups putting the clubhead there).
This will definitely help you to get your shoulders aligned more squarely and produce straight shots.
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Lorien teaches at NSW Golf Club and Pure Performance Golf Labs. You can make a booking by contacting Lorien via email at lorien@lorienscott.com.au
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