"Angle of Approach"
The clubhead should be descending at impact with the exception of the driver and the putter.
Angle of Approach : The angle formed by the arc of the clubhead in relation to the slope of the ground when swinging at the ball. Example: a steep angle of approach is more likely to cause a large divot.
Angle of Approach (or Attack): A term that describes the relative angle which the clubhead approaches the ball at impact which, in turn, helps determine the distance and trajectory which the ball travels.
angle of approach - In the downward swing, it's the angle at which the club head approaches the ball. It ultimately determines the trajectory of the ball (hook, straight, high, low, etc…).
Angle of Approach-- The angle at which a golfer's club moves toward the ball at address.
Approach Shot-- A shot played into a green; typically with an iron or wedge.
Angle of Approach: A golf shot made with the aim of landing the golf ball on the green.
Approach: A shot to the green, made from anywhere except the tee.
ANGLE OF APPROACH - during the golf swing, the angle of the club face at impact in relation to the golf ball. The angle affects the spin and trajectory of the golf ball flight.
Angle of Approach
The angle or degree at which the club moves downward, or upward, toward the ball.
Approach Shot ...
Angle of Approach
The angle at which the club head strikes the ball. This affects the trajectory the ball will travel and spin.
Approach Shot
A shot intended to land the ball on the green.
The Angle of Approach
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angle of approach
The degree at which the clubhead moves either downward
or upward into the ball. A severe test of agility.
Approach ...
Angle of Approach
The steepness of descent of ascent of the clubhead's forward swing which influences the trajectory and distance a ball will travel.
Anti-Shank ...
ambrose see scramble (more on tournament formats) angle of approach the angle formed by the arc of the clubhead in relation to the slope of the ground ...
The out-to-in forwardswing creates a steep angle of approach and a cut-across path, causing both pulls and slices. Most of the time it's a slice with the long irons and woods and a pull with the more-lofted short irons.
I would advise the student to make his downswing angle of approach shallower. He should work on making a shallow divot.
This motion automatically moves the clubhead in the descending angle of approach. Having the clubhead passing the hands prior to impact creates an ascending angle of approach. Authors note...
But before she can develop a useful swing to accomplish this task she must first understand what the task is: to bring the club face square to the ball at impact, a task that requires proper clubhead alignment, clubhead path, angle of approach, ...
Therefore when hitting the ball with a wedge the center position of the ball forces you to have a steep angle of approach on the ball. This helps the ball get up faster and higher in the air and imparts more backspin on the ball.
Uphill Lie
Hitting up the slope creates the need for an upward angle of approach This approach makes the ball fly higher and stop sooner than normal.
 See also: Approach, Golf, Swing, Hit, Shot
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