Hitting From Deep Rough

July 4, 2009 by admin 

Sultans Run Golf Course, Jasper, Indiana
Creative Commons License photo credit: danperry.com   It’s easy to give up on a shot that has landed in deep, thick rough, but don’t !  There are just a couple of important things to remember:  Take one extra club no matter how far the shot, and play the ball an inch or two back in your stance.  Swing down at the ball at a steeper angle in order to catch the ball first, which can be difficult to do.

Two schools of thought: (1)  Open the clubface slightly and aim a bit left of target (the open clubface will cut through the grass easier).  (2)  Aim in a normal fashion and close the clubface slightly since making contact with the tall grass prior to impact, will tend to open the clubface slightly.

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