Why'd I do that?
Golfers tend to stand straight up when addressing a shot on an upslope, but this is wrong. A vertical posture points your body lines and downswing club path into the slope, which causes you to slow your club down before it bangs into the ground at impact, leaving your shot short.
Golfers tend to stand straight up when addressing a shot on an upslope, but this is wrong. A vertical posture points your body lines and downswing club path into the slope, which causes you to slow your club down before it bangs into the ground at impact, leaving your shot short.
Credit: Pelz Golf Institute
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