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Golf
Tips for Uphill and Downhill Lies:
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Not
many courses are completely flat. Uphill lies tend to make
the ball go higher and cause varying degrees of a "pull".
Try to put the ball slightly forward in your stance and aim
for a little pull. Also remember that you may lose a club
in distance so perhaps play an extra club if the slope is
quite severe. Make sure to swing easy so you can maintain
your balance.
Downhill
lies tend to do the opposite, cause a low "push".
The ball will also go farther and roll farther depending on
the severity of the slope. Put the ball back in your stance
so you don't hit it too thin, and aim for a push shot. Take
a little less club and allow for more roll.
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For
sidehill lies remember the most important thing is keeping your
balance. The ball will tend to go slightly towards the direction
of the downslope, so play accordingly, but remember that balance
is key and you can hit a pretty straight shot if you don't swing
too hard and keep your balance.
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