Slope several tips to teach you how to play the ball out of the Woods

In our ideal world, is not going to hit the ball hard ball, but the fact is, no matter how good, or how well the training, you still can't avoid repeatedly got into trouble, it really is embarrassing. Therefore, understanding how to get out of these difficulties is worth to spend some time to study.

　　The most difficult ball is ball parked on a slope, where ball feet higher than, or are lower than the feet. Here a few suggestions may help you increase out of the plight of these opportunities.

Ball when feet above

　　In this situation, the most common error is to hit the ball back ground, to the left and the ball too far. To address these issues you should:

　　1, put down your grip, in order to facilitate control and bearing. Should be placed much lower length depending on the slope of the gradient.

　　2, aiming to the right, make the Club face slightly open (clockwise rotation). (The ball causes the ball to the left of the slope of the trend. )

　　3, reduce knee bent. The ball so that you don't "thickness", it does not hit the ball back ground, resulting in not expected distance.

　　When the ball under the legs

　　In this situation, the most common error is that the ball hit too far to the right or decapitation. To solve these problems, you should:

　　1, grip as near the grip end, avoid the ball "play thin" or decapitation.

　　2, aiming to the left. (This ball ball proved possible to fly right. )

　　3, both knees bent a bit more. You can also avoid the ball "thin" or decapitation.

　　Explanation of new words:

　　Lower grip (choke down): put down your grip is more convenient for the purpose of controlling the distance and direction, in English also choke up. That is caught short when the grab bar, when held up cue, the hands move up (up), Address because clubs are inverted, the hands move down (down).

　　Thick (FAT shot): hit the ball before playing ground in the rear and cut too deeply. Parts of this play for failing to hit the ball properly in due time, it is not making the desired distance.

　　Thin (thin hit): refers to Sole edge (lead edge) hit the ball middle or upper. Top, top Top, refers only to the bottom edge of the ball club heads hit the top half of the sphere.