How to avoid hitting the 2 kinds of ‘unforgivable’ bad shots
**Avoid the Unforgivable: Sharpen Your Golfing Accuracy**
Hitting “unforgivable” bad shots can ruin a round of golf. Experts identify two common culprits: the “fat shot” and the “thin shot.”
The fat shot occurs when the club hits the ground before the ball, causing it to fly weakly and roll. To avoid this, ensure a clean strike by keeping your head down and leading with the clubhead.
Conversely, the thin shot happens when the club strikes the top of the ball, resulting in a sharp, low trajectory. Remedy this by adjusting your setup and swing plane. Position the ball slightly forward in your stance and focus on swinging through the bottom of the ball with a downward angle.
