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Do uneven greenside lies often end in disaster for you? Blair O’Neal teaches how to set up properly when dealing with slopes and swing on your new shoulder line to easily handle these awkward shots.
Comments (9)
Blair, do you need a less lofted club, since your chipping on a uphill slop?
Do you need a less lofted club, since you chipping on a uphill slop?
Yes please respond to the downhill lies posts.
Hi, just wondering what club you are using and the distance to the pin :)
Blair, you always have great tips! Thank you! Show the downhill lies tips next as they are more difficult to hit. Thx,
The camera angle is not totally square to your front. It makes it look like the ball is forward in your stance is the ball more middle?
How do you keep your weight forward (on left leg) on these uphill lies? Or do you try to transition to your left side through impact?
This is a good topic. The downhill lie is more difficult I believe, especially when mid iron distance is needed to get to the green, or we must cross water in the next shot. Can you do another with distance downhill and distance when stuck in a fairway sand trap? Thanks in advance!
Do you have any examples of hitting the same shot but at a down hill lie?
Blair, do you need a less lofted club, since your chipping on a uphill slop?
Do you need a less lofted club, since you chipping on a uphill slop?