What is the intended result of the described tee alignment technique relative to the ball and clubhead?

• A. Solid, consistent contact
• B. Increased launch angle
• C. Higher spin
• D. More punishment for mis-hit

Answer: (A)

The idea behind aligning the tee with the ball and the clubhead is to give a repeatable, dependable reference that helps you strike the ball with the center of the clubface. When the ball sits at the correct height and position relative to the face, the club travels through impact squarely and compresses the ball cleanly, producing solid, consistent contact. Other outcomes like a higher launch angle or increased spin depend more on attack angle and clubface orientation at impact, not on this simple alignment cue. The setup also aims to reduce mis-hits by making the strike more repeatable, rather than punishing you for a poor contact.