chuck_w
New member
Yet another obstacle to my quest to break 100........
My home course has a number of narrow fairways which are flanked by thick Bermuda grass rough. Frequently, my tee shots find their way into the rough, and usually that is where the problems on that hole start for me.
My question is, what is the best strategy for playing out of this type of rough ? Should I use a wedge, and try to get the ball back onto the fairway, or should I just try and play the same shot I would at that distance if I were on the fairway ? So far, my success at hitting long iron shots or even hybrids from the thick rough has been spotty at best.
Any help would be appreciated
My home course has a number of narrow fairways which are flanked by thick Bermuda grass rough. Frequently, my tee shots find their way into the rough, and usually that is where the problems on that hole start for me.
My question is, what is the best strategy for playing out of this type of rough ? Should I use a wedge, and try to get the ball back onto the fairway, or should I just try and play the same shot I would at that distance if I were on the fairway ? So far, my success at hitting long iron shots or even hybrids from the thick rough has been spotty at best.
Any help would be appreciated