Compression differences on firm ground and soft ground

robert33 wrote:

enwee wrote:

robert33 wrote:

enwee wrote:

robert33 wrote:

pushslice wrote:: Hi Robert, soggy ground exposes our ball striking...if we don't hit ball first, then turf second, the club will dig more and miss the clubs sweet spot. However, if your club has enough bounce, it may help.

I've seen super slow motion video of impact moment and the ball just took off without hitting ground while the clubs continue to hit the ground thereafter.

On soggy grounds, I kind of stole rss move and just try pivot on my left leg..avoid getting my weight behind. Anything but fat shot really

Seems like gotta hit the ball clean or simply take a club longer in my case...

Btw does the golf ball sits slightly into the ground? Shocked

Robert, if your ball is in a divot no relieve, but if your ball slightly plug, u can always marked, cleaned and placed but not nearer to the hole. Of cos it can only be done if your ball on the fairway or first cut.

Thanks for the info bro enwee...!!!

Seems like mi gonna bring a sponge to the range and practice hittin shots off them....

Else with my 3 legged cat kungfu sure Kena slaughter big time by hkhamateur Crying or Very sad

Slaughtered by hkhamateur? ask him for more strokes lor. Very Happy

Bro enwee, hkhamateur dun give strokes to male golfers.

Sianz ttm..

Hahahaaaa

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