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AGAussie Golf Pros

Shoulders level with slope

STARTS AT 5:38 · RR 66

2 MIN CHECK
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MBMichael Breed

Tilt shoulders parallel, brace lower body

STARTS AT 3:30 · RR 62

2 MIN CHECK
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▸ Opens at 3:30 — the part that mattersRR 62
The swing thought

Tilt shoulders parallel, brace lower body

Feels like: “Lean back, match the uphill slope”

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Why it works

This video teaches how to adjust your body, stance, and ball position to maintain proper spine and shoulder alignment on all uneven lies.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Widen your stance for all uneven lies to improve stability.
  2. Tilt your shoulders parallel to the uphill slope, aiming slightly right for the draw.
  3. Lean down the downhill slope, moving ball position forward to maintain lead eye alignment.
  4. For ball above feet, stand taller, grip down, and aim right for the draw.
  5. For ball below feet, increase knee flex, widen stance, and aim left for the fade.
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MBMichael Breedmichael-breed · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Shoulders level with slope

Feels like: “Match the slope's angle”

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Why it works

This video teaches specific setup, club selection, and swing path adjustments for successfully playing golf shots from all four common uneven lies.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Stand further away from the golf ball with lofted clubs.
  2. For downhill lies, place the ball slightly more in the middle of your stance.
  3. For downhill lies, ensure your shoulders are level with the slope.
  4. For short irons on uphill lies, keep shoulders normal and compress the ball.
  5. For ball below feet, bend knees and forward to get lower for contact.
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AGAussie Golf Prosaussie-golf-pros · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

For a buried lie, move the ball further back, lean forward, and open the clubface on your sand wedge.

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Why it works

This video teaches how to assess three distinct lies in thick rough and adjust chipping technique for each.

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The 2-minute check
  1. For a buried lie, move the ball further back, lean forward, and open the clubface on your sand wedge.
  2. For a hidden killer lie, stand tall, get the club vertical, get in close, and just clip the grass.
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MAMe And My Golfmeandmygolf · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Steepen backswing, hit down

Feels like: “Club comes up, then down”

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Why it works

This video teaches a specific setup and swing technique to strike down on the ball for clean contact when chipping from thick rough.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Move the golf ball back in your stance, almost opposite your back foot.
  2. Lean your weight on your left leg to deloft the club.
  3. Ensure the golf club comes up on the way back for a downward strike.
  4. Keep your weight on your front foot throughout the swing.
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MAMe And My Golfmeandmygolf · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Shallow your swing path

Feels like: “Swing rounded, matching the hill”

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Why it works

This video teaches specific setup and swing adjustments for hitting pure iron shots from ball above, ball below, uphill, and downhill lies.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Get wider, squat, and lower your backside to reach the ball.
  2. Make practice swings to find the appropriate choke-down point.
  3. Match your body's tilt and weight distribution to the slope.
  4. Tilt your shoulders right and put weight on your right foot.
  5. Practice on downhill lies to improve ball striking.
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TTitleisttitleist · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Nail the club head into the ground

Feels like: “Stab it into the back really steeply”

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Why it works

This video teaches Seve Ballesteros' technique for playing a plugged lie in a bunker, emphasizing a steep angle of attack.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Get into the sand, feeling a nice firm base.
  2. Place the ball back in your stance and open your stance a touch.
  3. Shift your weight seriously onto your front foot and keep it there.
  4. Open your club face as much as possible, wide open to the sky.
  5. Hit an inch or two behind the ball with a steep, stabbing motion, no follow-through.
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HHowDidiDohowdidido · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Accelerate clubhead through thick grass

Feels like: “Swing with positive commitment”

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Why it works

Teaches how to play a chip from thick rough by combining maximum loft with an aggressive, committed swing.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Make practice swings to establish the necessary speed to get the club through the grass.
  2. Choose your most lofted club, like a 58-degree wedge, for this shot.
  3. Open the clubface further at setup to increase the effective loft.
  4. Make a more aggressive and committed swing through impact.
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CChrisRyanGolfchris-ryan-golf · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Challenge yourself with random practice by throwing balls over your shoulder and adapting to various lies.

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Why it works

This video teaches a structured short game practice routine, covering various "release" chip shots, adapting to lies, and competitive pressure drills.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Challenge yourself with random practice by throwing balls over your shoulder and adapting to various lies.
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DGDan Grievedan-grieve · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Steepen angle of attack into ball

Feels like: “Path of least resistance”

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Why it works

This video teaches golfers how to read different lies in the rough and adjust club selection, setup, and swing for each.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Place the ball farther back in your stance for C and F-minus lies
  2. Shift more body weight onto your front foot
  3. Set your wrists more in the backswing to steepen attack
  4. Choke down on the club for increased control
  5. Practice by dropping balls in different rough lies
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TTitleisttitleist · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

For plugged lies, close the clubface, dig steeply, and take a lot of sand.

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Why it works

Teaches a specialized setup, 'butterfly grip,' and bounce usage for greenside bunkers, plus two plugged lie techniques.

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The 2-minute check
  1. For plugged lies, close the clubface, dig steeply, and take a lot of sand.
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BFBenny Frank the 3rdbenny-frank-the-3rd · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Release clubhead past hands

Feels like: “Clubhead passes under handle”

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Why it works

This video teaches specific modifications for finesse wedge shots from the fairway and rough to control distance and spin.

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The 2-minute check
  1. For rough shots, position the ball center or center-back and hinge your wrists in the backswing.
  2. Allow the clubhead to pass underneath the handle to create trajectory and speed from the rough.
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TTitleisttitleist · SOURCE OF THIS CARD

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