In this shot, we drove the ball through the fairway in the light rough, about 130 yards away from the green. We are playing up a hill on an uphill slope. It is important to consider that when the ball is in an uphill lie, the clubface angle is effectively increased and the trajectory of the ball will naturally be higher than normal. Consider choosing one more club to accommodate for the higher, shorter trajectory. Frequently with this uphill stance a players stops rotating after impact and their arms accellerate past the body quickly, causing a hit a draw. Therefore adjust aim point to accommodate for this shot shapre.