Variable that changes from changes in terrain and shot shape...
Front to Back...Toes, Balls of Feet, and Heels
Left to Right...Left, Center, or Right
Ball above feet.....toward hill....Toes or balls of Feet
Ball below Feet.......toward hill.....Heels or Flat Feet
Uphill.....toward hill....slighly left
Downhill...toward hill....slightly right...YES..I SAID...Slightly RIGHT..the exact opposite of ALL the golfbooks out there
Low Trajectory ....Moderately Left
Medium Trajectory....Very Slightly Left
High Trajectory...Cenetered to Slightly Right
High Right to Left ....slightly left with lower CG and toward the balls of the feet to Toes...Upper CG more Back and Right
Low Left to Right...slighly left and toward the heels with Upper CG Cenetered to Slighly Left..
Oh yeah make sure you raise/lower the shaft depending on th shot...
Or.. Lean the shaft forward/Aft....depending on the terrain
Any more questions ...I'll have to kill you...LOL...
Lagster always asks the "loaded" questions...even when he knows the answers in advance.....
BTW any arguements on the above info can be debated with Mac O'Grady and Michael hebron...cause that's who I learned them from....
Outta Here...
annikan- just to understand this concept a little better, the correct way to play a downhill shot is the exact opposite of butch harmon's advice in Butch's Basics on p. 40 of the aug '06 golf digest ... i.e. the correct way is NOT to align your shoulders to the slope, right?
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