When you find your ball resting on a downhill slope close to the green, we need to be able to hit the ball without chunking or blading it.
You’ll want to use the most lofted club in your bag because the slope is going to naturally deloft the club. Get your body working with the topography of the shot, so about 80% of your weight into your lead side in this shot.
From there, with an open stance and a pitch swing, you want to make sure your body keeps turning as your swing goes down with the slope.
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