This uphill shot technique changes EVERYTHING #golf #golfswing

Cordie Walker explains how elevated, uphill green approaches flatten a golf ball's effective landing angle. He demonstrates why shaping a high fade and adjusting club selection is essential for stopping long iron shots on elevated greens, particularly downwind.

• Uphill greens effectively flatter your ball's angle of descent, causing shots to roll further than normal.
• Shaping a high cut or fade increases the descent angle, giving long approach shots a better chance to stop on the green.
• When playing downhill with wind or down-grain terrain, factor in lower stopping power during club selection.

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