Re: Autumn 2016 | Page 100

Golf Tips The idea in this article is to try to make sure we are making the best attempt to play the shots correctly and give ourselves the best chance of making good contact on the ball. Sloping lies: • There are 4 types of slope – ball above feet, ball below feet, uphill lie and downhill lie. • Ball above feet – very easy, grip down the club and then swing the same. The majority don’t mind this shot but the ball is likely to be pulled left as the clubface will point slightly this way. Club selection can remain the same. • Ball below feet – this one catches us out! Bend more over from the waist (more spine angle) and NOT the knees. We will be restricted in our movement because of this. Balance and rotation is hard through impact so balance maybe lost. Maintain your spine angle and aim slightly left as the ball will move from left to right. Club selection can remain the same. Correct set up Correct set up and swing the same 98 Poor set up poor finish (up and out of shot)