mhuelsman131
Well-known member
Hi Andy, want to start by saying thanks for all you do on the forum. I really enjoy reading your tips and have tried to put a few into play myself.
My question relates to hitting when the ball ends up in a bad lie, in a divot or depression for example. With the grass not fully growing up here in new england, anything off the fairway is pretty rough. I'm having trouble hitting any type of shot when the ball is settled down or has a clump of grass or dirt directly behind it. I find myself coming in way too steep to try and avoid hitting the turf first and my shots usually end up coming out low to the right and very short.
Do you have any advice on how to hit out of these situations and any drills I might be able to practice out on the range?
Thanks again for all your help!
My question relates to hitting when the ball ends up in a bad lie, in a divot or depression for example. With the grass not fully growing up here in new england, anything off the fairway is pretty rough. I'm having trouble hitting any type of shot when the ball is settled down or has a clump of grass or dirt directly behind it. I find myself coming in way too steep to try and avoid hitting the turf first and my shots usually end up coming out low to the right and very short.
Do you have any advice on how to hit out of these situations and any drills I might be able to practice out on the range?
Thanks again for all your help!