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Old 10-22-2009, 11:28 PM   #1
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Hi Bobby,
In your DVD's "Pitching" and "Short game" you mention that we should have at least 70% of our weight on the left foot. It goes's perfectly with flat lies but the problem is that the lies near the greens have quite often a big slope "upward". I tried your suggestion "Golf Ball in the middle/shoulders parallel to slope..." but I get problem with the "70% of the weight on the left foot". The result is very inconsistent.
Could you please give me the way I can manage this case?
Thank's a lot.
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Old 11-16-2009, 09:16 AM   #2
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Keep this in mind. When you are pitching the golf ball from around the green, the setup is a pitching setup not an uneven lie setup.

The uneven lie setup is for full swing shots only. I know that will help you in the future.

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