Toe down a firm tight lie
Robin says a firm tight lie rules out release two and a wide-open face because the bounce can be exposed. His adjustment is to get closer to the ball, raise the shaft, get more vertical, and play a number one release.
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- Do not play release two.
- Do not open the face a lot.
- Get a little bit close to the ball.
- Shaft a little bit high on.
- Get a little bit more vertical.
- Play it with just a number one release.
Why this context matters
The lie is sitting down slightly with firmer ground underneath.