If you do not accidentally put the ball into the rough, tall, dense grass makes you feel very difficult to see the following method may find to be helpful:

A selection of a large loft woods or irons and correct club selection is the primary problem. The long irons are the most unsuitable hit the ball in the rough. If you can see the ball more than a third part of the exposed grass surface, then I suggest you choose a wood. In general, smaller round 5, 7 or 9 wood through the grass hitting the obstacles to be small, play easier. If the ball is completely grass flooded, you should select the 6-iron or a little smaller. The greater the inclination is there to help you hit the ball through the air is sent back to the greens.

Shots as little as possible to cut the drafting of the skin, whether you choose the kind of clubs, be sure to head to come into contact with the ball speed is a decreasing, rather than trying to go through the swing 'dig 'ball. Rough hitting the key to success in as little as possible between the clubface and the ball with the drafting of the skin. Descending swing speed will be able to ensure the club face is as clean as possible. You have to do is to create a descending arc of the club face angle and swing speed down to spin the ball into the air.

Do not hit the big right hook, do not want to make a big left hook grass is more dense, and the deeper, the ball will fly to the more straight. From swing to hit the spherical process will be a lot of grass barriers, these obstacles will be offset by the rotation, which means that the ball can fly lower than usual, and straight. If you hit before you hit the ball too much grass, the then seat of the club is easy to get stuck, you'll probably be labeled as one to pull the ball. Your club face as much as possible try to keep it clean, maybe you can not do turf dip under the surface, let it be as little as possible.

4 where the ball is critical to this means in terms of the location of the ball relative to your station. If the ball too far forward, it means that the middle will be too much grass, too far means that the inclination is too small. If you choose a longer club, the location of the ball should be slightly left of center in the center place, if the choice of a shorter club, the ball position should be in the middle. If your swing is not very formal, then you will need repeated experiments to find out that you hit the ball, be careful not to let the club too much grass.

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