If you want more pars, but you struggle with the setup variables for uneven lies, then this tip is for you. Many players struggle with uneven lies from the fairway because they're not, confident with the set up and in motion keys. So, let’s get to it!

If you want more pars, learn how to play a chip shot when you find your ball above, below your feet, on a downhill lie or on an uphill lie. I keep it super simple, so you can get it close.

If you want more pars and find your ball waaayyy above your feet, then let’s get you the essential uneven lie keys to get it close to the pin. It’s a tad windy so hold onto your seat! Plus enjoy Sedona Golf Resort's amazing view. I host camps here in April. Join me!

PGA Pro Marc Spencer shares key points for success with a downhill lie.

Let's play a downhill lie. I share my strategy and key points for success.

My ball landed in the rough on an uphill lie. Typically, this would be fine if I had open fairway in front of me… but here, I have open water… and lots of it. Plus, I’ve got a protected green.

When you find your ball on a severe uphill slope here’s what to do besides panic. Keep the panic in the bag and depending on your lie select the right club. Remember the loft of the hill steals distance.

PGA Pro Marc Spencer shares key points for success with an uphill lie.

Join me as illustrate lots of key points when executing an uphill lie.

My ball landed in the rough on a steep slope. I am getting a yardage which is 89 to the pin. I am going with my PW which is my 100 yard club because I know that I will be swinging at 80 percent …and maybe even less… considering the severity of the slope so more club is a wise choice.

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Join me as I play this 70 yard shot from a slope and downhill.

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PGA Pro Marc Spencer shares key points with set-up for a ball below our feet.

When you find your ball well above your feet the first essential is to select the right club. I suggest a shorter shafted club, not the hybrids.