At Least 80% of failed golf shots are caused by a faulty set-up.

At least 80% of failed golf shots are caused by a faulty set-up. 41 Year PGA Tour Veteran Member, Larry Rinker, shows the correct setups for Upper, Mid and Low Core Players from Wright Balance by Dr. David Wright.

[@murphy6619]

Thank you

[@archiedarcy4845]

Larry for upper core golfers on full shots is the weight at set-up 50/50 or slightly more on the leading side?
Thanks I enjoy your videos.

[@LarryRinkerGolf]

Depends on the club. The shorter the club there is a little more weight in the front foot. With the driver, trail shoulder is lower which puts a little more weight towards the trail foot.

[@Wrightbalance]

Great overview, Larry. Always well done. Doc

[@LarryRinkerGolf]

Thanks doc. It's all your stuff #wrightbalance

[@michaelh365]

Larry, I realize the lie angle is dependent on the individual and ball flight. But generally is an upper core player flat or upright? Depending on the set my PW is at 63.

[@LarryRinkerGolf]

Upper core players early extend and come out of posture. Because of that if you get measured on a lie board, they can bend your clubs too upright. I would try flattening your PW, 9 and 8 iron one degree and see if that doesn’t help.