ADVICE FROM THE PRO
July 28, 2010 July 21, 2010 August 31, 2009 4. The ball lower than feet level This being our last chronicle in this series, we will view game situations when the ball is at rest lower than feet level. The errors committed most frequently are: topping the ball; directing the shot towards the right of the objective (right-handed); slicing the ball; and obtaining a distance that is longer than usual. You will find attached suggestions to increase your chances of success in such a situation. August 20, 2009 3. The ball higher than feet level When the ball rests higher than feet level, the errors committed most frequently are:
making contact with the ground before the ball; missing the shot to the left of the objective; and applying a hook effect (from right to left for those right-handed). You will find attached suggestions to increase your chances of success in such a situation. August 13, 2009 2. The ball on a downward hill In our last chronical we had an overview of game situations when the ball was at rest on an upward hill. This chronical discusses the ball on a downward hill. When the ball is at rest on an downward hill, the most frequent errors are: producing a trajectory that is low and longer than usual; miss the shot to the right of the objective (right-handed); and topping the ball. The attached file contains a few suggestions to increase your chances of succeeding a shot in such a situation. July 20, 2009 1. The ball on a upward hill When the ball is at rest on an upward hill, the most frequent errors are: lack of distance; make contact with the ground before the ball; and miss the shot to the left of the objective. The attached file contains a few suggestions to increase your chances of succeeding a shot in such a situation. July 13, 2009 Downward hills, upward hills etc... We will encounter 4 situations:
1. The ball on a upward hill, 2. The ball on a downward hill, 3. The ball higher than feet level, 4. The ball lower than feet level.
We must make adjustments to our technique and consider different trajectories according to the severity of the hill.
To follow... June 29, 2009 Do not bend your elbow ... Why? The problem: "Your arm is bent ... keep your arm extended during your backward movement ... " June 22, 2009 Initial position To achieve a smooth swing while maintaining balance, it is essential to adopt a solid starting position ... June 15, 2009 Raise your club straight behind the ball…Why? We often hear that we must raise our club straight behind the ball to avoid a hook or a slice. This advise may not be one that you want to hear...read more in the attached file.
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