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Whenever you are on an uneven lie where one foot is higher than the other, the objective is to get your knees, hips and shoulder to try to match as closely as possible the slope of the ground so that as you swing, the golf club will follow the slope of the ground as well. […]

When hitting a ball from an uneven lie beneath your feet, you need to remember 3 critical things.
1- Take several practice swings to get a feel for the slope.
2- Make sure you swing with about 75% tempo.
3- Use a 3/4 swing.
When hitting a ball beneath your feet.
1- Grip at the top of the club.
2- Add […]

PGA golf pro Craig Stadler explains the setup and technique for hitting a golf ball that is on a side hill above your feet or below your feet.
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This golf lesson talks about the strategy you use to approach a green that is elevated and helps you decide what type of shot to use based on the pin location. He also gives tips how to hit a golf ball that is slightly below your feet. Visualize the golf shot and then play it. […]

Eddie Lee from the David Leadbetter golf academy at Wailea Golf Club Emerald Course. Eddie demonstrates several key tips to ensure you hit a good drive and possible give yourself an opportunity to reach the green in 2 on a long par 5. He continues on with a downhill 2nd shot and finishes with the […]

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In this golf instruction video, Joe explains how to hit a golf shot from a downhill lie.
1. Use a more lofted golf club.
2. Position the golf ball in the middle of your stance.
3. Position your hip backward and up toward the hill which helps […]

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Here are the things an amateur does that you “should not” do when hitting an upslope shot.
1. Use the same club. It gives too much loft.
2. Keep the golf ball position in the same place. It’s too far forward.
3. Keep thier shoulders in […]