Golf Slopes – Golf Quizzes

Golf Slopes

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How should a right-handed golfer approach a shot from a severe sidehill lie with the ball significantly above the feet?

Use a standard club and normal swing

Choke down on the club and aim right

Use a longer club and swing harder

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On an uphill lie, what should a right-handed golfer focus on during the swing?

Keeping the head behind the ball

Swinging extra fast

Shifting weight to the front foot

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For a right-handed golfer, how does a sidehill lie with the ball below the feet affect ball flight?

It causes the ball to fly higher

It causes the ball to slice

It causes the ball to hook

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What is a common mistake right-handed golfers make on downhill lies?

Hitting too far behind the ball

Overcompensating for the slope

Swinging too flat

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How does a sidehill lie with the ball above the feet affect the distance for a right-handed golfer?

The shot will likely go the same distance

The shot will likely go longer

The shot will likely go shorter

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When playing a shot from a slope, how should a right-handed golfer adjust their grip?

Grip tighter than usual

No adjustment needed

Grip slightly looser than usual

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What should a right-handed golfer do to compensate for the reduced loft on an uphill lie?

Use a less lofted club

Swing harder to increase loft

Use a more lofted club

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How should a right-handed golfer play a shot on a steep downhill lie?

By aiming to the left

By aiming to the right

By aiming straight at the target

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On a sidehill lie with the ball below the feet, how should a right-handed golfer adjust their swing?

Bend more at the hips and knees

Swing more upright

Swing with a wider arc

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What is the key to a successful shot on an uphill lie for a right-handed golfer?

Keeping the lower body stable

Swinging extra hard

Swinging with a steep angle

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How does a downhill lie affect the club selection for a right-handed golfer?

No change in club selection

Choose one more club than usual

Choose one less club than usual

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When hitting from a sidehill lie with the ball above the feet, what should a right-handed golfer expect?

The ball to fade to the right

The ball to fly straight

The ball to draw to the left

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On a downhill lie, where should a right-handed golfer position the ball?

In the center of the stance

At the front of the stance

At the back of the stance

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How should a right-handed golfer adjust their stance on an uphill lie?

Stand level to the slope

Lean into the slope, with weight on the back foot

Lean against the slope, with weight on the front foot

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