Hit a hybrid from a divot video
Follow these tips from Golf Monthly Top 25 coach Andrew Reynolds for more success next time you attempt to hit a hybrid from a divot.
Follow these tips from Golf Monthly Top 25 coach Andrew Reynolds for more success next time you attempt to hit a hybrid from a divot.
These tips will help you hit a hybrid from a divot with more success, especially if you often struggle to make good contact from poor lies and you need more flexibility in your game.
Nobody likes to see their ball sitting in a divot or a poor lie on the fairway. However, with some simple adjustments, it shouldn’t present a problem.
Firstly, this is where your hybrid comes into its own – the extra forgiveness and power from a slightly bigger head will make things easier.
As you address the ball, make sure it sits in the middle of your stance, then place a fraction more weight on your left side.
If you move your sternum a little towards the left at address your weight should automatically fall into the right position.
This will help you find a steeper angle of attack, ensuring you hit the ball before the ground without having to make any further adjustments to your swing. The ball will fly lower than usual, but you’ll have plenty of power to get up towards the green.
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