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Hint: On the fringe of a sloping green, aim your shot just above the pin so it
rolls down and leaves you with the easier uphill putt.
Hint: When hitting uphill, remember to pick a larger club than you would on
flat ground, particularly when chipping uphill.
Hint: If you are confident you can drive the ball 300 yards but there's a
dogleg at 250 yards, try hooking (or slicing) your shot around the bend.
rolls down and leaves you with the easier uphill putt.
Hint: When hitting uphill, remember to pick a larger club than you would on
flat ground, particularly when chipping uphill.
Hint: If you are confident you can drive the ball 300 yards but there's a
dogleg at 250 yards, try hooking (or slicing) your shot around the bend.