Hitting balls with uphill lies
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When hitting a ball from an uphill lie, take a practice swing to find where the clubhead will touch the turf. Position the ball closer to your uphill foot and choose a club with less loft than normal. Keep more weight on your downhill leg, aim to the right of the target, and use more arm swing with less body rotation.
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When hitting a ball from a downhill lie, take a practice swing to find where the clubhead will touch the turf towards your uphill foot. Take a stance with the ball back towards that uphill foot and choose a club with more loft than normal. Aim left of the target and use an upright arm swing with less body rotation while staying down through the shot.
SIDEHILL LIE WITH THE BALL HIGHER THAN YOUR FEET
For a sidehill lie with the ball higher than your feet, take a club with a longer shaft and choke down on it. Stand more erect than usual and keep more weight on your heels. Aim more to the right as the ball would generally hook on this lie.
SIDEHILL LIE WITH THE BALL LOWER THAN YOUR FEET
When hitting a shot from a sidehill lie where the ball is lower than your feet, take a shorter club with the grip moved up, stand closer to the ball with bent knees, and aim more left than usual as the ball will likely fade in that direction. Keep your head down and still during the swing.
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When hitting a ball from a downhill lie, take a practice swing to find where the clubhead will touch the turf towards your uphill foot. Take a stance with the ball back towards that uphill foot and choose a club with more loft than normal. Aim left of the target and use an upright arm swing with less body rotation while staying down through the shot.
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Hitting balls with uphill lies
- 1. 1. Take a practice swing to find the point where the clubhead will touch the turf. HITTING BALLS WITH UPHILL LIES
- 2. 2. Your stance will then have the ball closer to your uphill foot (left foot). HITTING BALLS WITH UPHILL LIES
- 3. 3. Choose a club with less loft than you would usually play for that distance. HITTING BALLS WITH UPHILL LIES
- 4. 4. Keep more weight on the downhill leg (right leg). HITTING BALLS WITH UPHILL LIES
- 5. 5. Aim to the right of the target. HITTING BALLS WITH UPHILL LIES
- 6. 6. Use more arm swing and less body rotation. HITTING BALLS WITH UPHILL LIES