No one gets worse at golf by setting up better to the ball. That is the starting point for everything Jason Baile teaches about the driver - and the setup is exactly where most golfers lose shots before the swing even starts. The key is understanding how the rib cage, arms and ball position all work together to create the right conditions for the driver. The rib cage is an elliptical canister that needs to bend forward, towards the ball. It also needs to tilt slightly right, away from the target and rotate slightly to the left (for a right-handed golfer). Positioning the rib cage correctly at the address sets the foundation for everything else. From there it is more important to get the arms right. The right elbow should point at the right hip pocket and the left elbow faces out toward the target. That hang gets the arms in the right position and allows the club to track from inside the target line and contact the ball with a positive angle of attack through impact - which is exactl...