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Time Tested Tips for Amateur Golfers An uphill lie happens more often than you realize. Golf rarely offers a perfectly flat lie on every shot. When you face an uphill lie, which is a golf ball on an upslope, with your lead foot higher than your trail foot, the slope can dramatically affect the ball’s flight. Understanding these effects and adjusting your technique is key to hitting these shots solidly. I see this happen with many higher handicappers. Whether attending a Florida Golf School with me, one of the most trusted golf instructors in Florida. Or you’re a private client of mine participating in private coaching sessions. If an uphill lie is a problem for you and you’re searching for the best golf coaches in Florida to help you, I can make that happen for you. Within this blog post, I’ll break down the essential steps you’ll need to know how: How the Slope of an Uphill Lie Affects Ball Trajectory and Distance A lot of amateur golfers ask me why their shots from an uphill lie seem to fly higher and not travel as far. Sometimes the answer is obvious by how much of a hill your ball lies on.  But sometimes a hill’s slope is slight. And shadows or various light conditions can hide the fact your ball is lying on an uphill lie. Making it difficult sometimes to force yourself to set up for the lie. When your golf ball is lying on a hill, the hill…

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