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 Help with hitting from the rough...puh-leaze!On the ever increasing record of "things I must improve" a new one has crawled to the top. I'm able to't hit very well from the high grass. I understand that's golf's way of training you to maintain it on the fairway, however let's face it, I am going to hit it into the rough so any techniques for getting back out are gratefully accepted. I have tried making use of my wedge, 7-iron, 4-hybrid and always seem to top them or hit them off the finish of the club face forcing a reduced, shot to the right. It's nearly like I am afraid to take a divot or something and keep hitting poorly. As a beginner, ought to I abandon attempting to advance the ball in favor of a more reliable shot only getting it back out to the fairway? Read more on this topic Getting out of the roughHi all,Somehow I've a difficult time getting out of the rough. My swing at the driving range, off the tee and from the fairway is great enough (for a beginner) however when I get in the rough I am lost  So I was wondering, can you guys provide me any advice? Maybe I ought to aim for the fariway instead of aiming for the green? Ought to I use a club with more loft (wedge maybe)? Is the swing from the rough no different as a swing from the fairway or ought to I change a number of things? Any advice is welcome  Thank you in advance, KN Read more on this topic How do you hit shots from the rough?How do you guys, hit your approach shots to the green from the rough (Plugged lie and Popped up lie)? It's something you are able to't truly practice at the range, well for the reason that your basically on 'tee box' length grass. Today I missed two fairways, and on one occasion found myself in the tall grass with my second shot over a water hazard about 100 yards in. Unfortunately it caught the drink and my shot was a line drive (ball was pretty deep in the rough) and fell only short of the green catching the pond. I was wondering if there is any techniques I could get, be it ball position, sweeping, hitting down, stance or anything. Any assist/techniques would be good!
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