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video is chipping from the down to the lot. So I'm going to apply this concept of

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how to chip from down to the lot. But in it I'm going to kind of cover how to adjust

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your stance for any lot because when you're around the green to need some free

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activity and adjusting your stance to make your whole stock and escalator or

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the escalator and escalator. So what we're going to do is let's show you what we need to

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set up to match any slope. So here we have it down hillides probably

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I went in angle about like this. If I were to set up and play my normal stroke

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because the ground is on an angle like this my stroke would actually hit the

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ground before the ball right the ground is up here. So what I want to do is I want

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to take my entire stroke and match it to the slope with a lot of blame. So when I

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frequently see his golfers when they get this line they just kind of lean back

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which makes you feel more balanced but you can see that would be like if

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here's my normal stroke. If I lean it back like this you can see the bottom of the

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stroke it's boring more behind the golfer. What we want to do is actually

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tilt it forward. So you've heard you've probably heard people say you want to

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match your shoulders to the slope and I find that when you do that you're kind of

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able to work your spine. So when I like to think about matching the pelvis to your

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slope and you're going to use your knees to accomplish that. So here's my spine

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I'm basically going to match my pelvis to the slope if I was pulling up a little

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bit of a hole. That's going to keep my chest in a similar relationship to the

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ground. Now it might feel a little different and you can have to work around how

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that feels like by matching the slope with my pelvis now I can take my normal

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neck right stroke and get the pull up to bottom out here. If I was to pretend I was

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on a level lie and just have the slope normal you would see if I did my

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traditional finished wedge shot but we bought them out good foot behind the golf

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ball because it's very useful. So I'm going to have to have a little bit wider

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stance so that I can shift or into my left side and get that over nice and

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lovely. Now I may have to play around with how much golf I use because this now

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rely in my body when we need to. It's going to do off so if I had the really short

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or control shot I might want to open a cut face more but the general pattern I'm

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going to get that pelvis to match and it tested with my stroke and just make sure

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that it's a little better. We're going to pass batter. Make sure that it

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plums out pretty much on the golf ball and then try to execute.

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You can see it's going to come out a little lower in run but I can do my same

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at the pivot cut pattern and that's quite release and just build it around a

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slope bit where I've held this bit is tilted to match this slope. So now if you could

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say if I was put in a way to the camera this right I would use my legs again to match

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the slope so I probably have a little bit more hammering in or forward flex of this so

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that I call this a following slope.

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So this gives you the creativity of using really easy and your pelvis keeping your spine

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pretty much perpendicular to the slope or way to evenly with and then adjusting the

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walk or the amount of club face to open this.

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If you're frequently seen here's downhill match my pelvis and then a cup of

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this wide open so that I can get a higher shot off of this down the line which

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was my standard for nestling and trusting the walk or club and hopefully control

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that I've set up with my purpose.