The thing is that it's not really cut and dry and varies so much from player to player. There's no magical spot to place the ball for any given out-of-the-ordinary shot. All I'm giving is general common sense tips related to how the ball passes in front of the cameras. If you are hitting a super-slow high launch shot, it just makes sense to move the ball up a tad to help it get into the picture. In contrast, some of the long drive guys are teed up 4 inches behind the red dot because their ball speed is so fast that hitting from the red dot, the ball would be out of the picture by the time it was taken. I also tee up behind the red dot if I want to keep my white driver head out of the picture.
I've definitely captured shots that went through the ceiling too
I've definitely captured shots that went through the ceiling too
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