Golfer, the right way to play in the wind

When the wind blows, some players’ game has been destroyed by wind. Do not let it happen to you. In contrast, we should practice the relevant skills, such as the best golfer does; these unfavorable conditions will be turned into your advantages.

First, the wind come from the side

Cross-wind can produce the most difficult circumstances. It will increase the ball flying in any rotation, greatly reducing the flight distance. If you cut or curve the ball, the hit effect can be increased by the side wind. Therefore, if you want the ball landing softly, for example, falls on the green, the best way is to hit the ball as a curve in the side wind. If you want to play much, or want to land the ball rolling, along with the same direction of the wind to hit a curve ball, "riding" the wind. Generally speaking, the ball must hit in a low point.

Second, low hitting

"Low" can be used in many cases to fight, but particularly useful in the wind. The key point is not to use the full swing, and will remain the hands in front of the ball. This is the location must be in place and through impact. Many low-playing can only be regarded as the low forward swing, but this is only half completed, the wrist did not fully relax, and some simply there is no arc. The main goal here is to keep the ball low, and controlling the strike.

Third, playing against the wind

This is to send a low hit on a real help. Larger force clubs can be used to reduce the ball's orbit. Do not swing as hard as conventional swing (probably the usual 80%). I remember when Greg - Norman won in 1996 British Open champion said: "swing gently in the breeze."This will help in two ways: it can avoid excessive rotation of the ball, the ball will not fly so high, especially in areas vulnerable to wind impact.

Fourth, playing in the wind

Playing in the wind, self-feeling is very good. The use of smaller club power, expect to roll the ball fly farther. The same wind can make you a more direct hit, even in the time missed. If the distance and range are your goals, then played forward in the stance, and the ball hit some higher. Standing behind the play (in other cases wind) will be slightly easier to control, but remember to scroll for more long-distance to do next.

 

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