Question: Dear Chef, is there a secret of taking chip photos when your ball is in a divot? —Chris M., Louisville, Ky.
Finding your ball in a divot is always a shame, but this situation is not as bad as it seems.
Although there are a risky recordings that you could try that you would bring from this lie close to the hole, most REC players would rather play it safely and limit damage. The most important thing you want to avoid is blowing.
So try this: square on your feet, open the club surface just a touch, move the ball back in your position a little and keep a calm lower body to guarantee a good blow on the ball.
Do that and you get the ball on the green without a problem.
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