Where a golfer places their leading foot closer to the ball.
hitting the ball with the body facing between parallel to the baseline and backturned to the opponent; it is known as a classic technique.
moving the back foot forward a bit when addressing the ball.
The left foot is closer to the target line than the right foot at address.
A stance in which the left foot extends over the ball's line of flight. Opposite of open stance.
A stance taken with the golfers body aligned slightly to the right of the target.
Player sets up with the right foot pulled back, away from the ball.