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If you want to hit the ball much higher into the air to get the ball over a tree or stop quicker on the green you will need to move the ball forward in your stance, but when you do so you will need to adjust the bottom of your arc, as if you do not you will either chunk it or thin it, which you don't want.

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Q: If you want to get a golf ballup in the air for a high shot do you move the ball forward or backward in your stance?
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