Paul, I have always hear this, but the my home course has both types of greens. The elevated green I usually take one more , but the down hill when I take one less I am short. Thanks Paul
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6 Responses to “Playing Lesson – Elevated Tee”
August 20, 2017
JamesVoorneveldPaul, interesting concept…if you were 30 – 40 yards higher what club would you have used?
August 21, 2017
Paul WilsonJames,
Take of 20 yards. That would be a severs slope. More than that (which is rare 30 yards).
August 25, 2017
MichaelFieldWould the opposite be true if you were hitting up to an elevated green?
August 27, 2017
Paul WilsonMike,
It sure would. Need more club because the distance the ball would fly would be shorter.
October 8, 2018
PaulNetzelPaul, I have always hear this, but the my home course has both types of greens. The elevated green I usually take one more , but the down hill when I take one less I am short. Thanks Paul
October 8, 2018
Paul WilsonPaul,
This depends on how downhill the hole is. Also, you might be looking up and adding loft to your club. Watch this tip about adding loft:
You Are Hitting A 9 Iron: https://ignitiongolf.com/adding-loft-clubs/
Then do this when you hit your next shot from this tee:
Topping: Watch for the Blur: https://ignitiongolf.com/watch-for-the-blur/