6 tips for Rough and other difficulty hitting the ball

Whether you are a very good player, and sometimes you will always be ball into a hard ball, who would encounter such a situation. From a long ball out of the grass is a very big challenge, especially when you don't have a good strategy. Following these tips can help you get out of those adverse conditions, and perhaps get some fun!

　　1, before the station a little

　　When the station slightly to the ball a little closer, so that your vertical swing arc and the ground to form a larger angle. Meaning the next swing Club will encounter less grass.

　　2, open bar head

　　Address bar head clockwise when opening to the outside, it is helpful to you in two ways: first, an increase of oblique angle of the Club, can make the ball fly; second, grass usually entangled in club heads, move the bar to the left, open bar head can guarantee that you can hit the ball hitting the line.

　　3, moving forward

　　When you use short hardcore it slightly forward moves you can make your swing more fully, this can help you hit the ball without bumping into too much grass.

　　4, adjust the target range

　　The ball in the Rough, Club and ball contact with grasses clipped and offset backward maneuver forces, than the usual ball after landing runs a longer distance. So you want to adjust your target distance, will increase the scroll distance taken into account.

　　5, full shot

　　Swing in time, should be a powerful swing, feel as if I was "down through the" strike of the ball. Don't worry about stirring up some grass or set off a piece of turf, at this point you should have unit aggressive.

　　6, the resize grip

　　Should generally use a lighter grip pressure. However, when hitting the grass area, should be a little on the left hand clenched, as in the club hit grass when they will not have a flip, curved the ball to the left.

　　Explanations of some new words:

　　Vertical swing (Upright Swing): that is, when you swing on the ball a few perpendicular to the ground. With the horizontal swing (Flat Swing).

　　Fly ball (Flier): also known as running the ball. Mentioned in the 4th in the Rough, hit, landing back by running the ball for a longer distance.

　　Hand Rotary (Turn over): associated with 6th, because hands are slightly outward when rod on flip side, when hitting the bars cross the area under, his hands to the flip, turning the ball from right to left. (Source: LearAboutGolf)