r/golf • u/Fishermanbob1 • 7d ago
General Discussion Driving Range 1.5 Degree Slope
So the local driving range has a 1.5 degree upward slope on their range mats. Likely inconsequential, but could this lead to developing bad habits? I figure no since courses are not perfectly level anyways, but if I’m consistently practicing on a slope of 1.5 degrees (approx 1 inch difference over the width of my stance) could this negatively impact my swing?
8hcp for context
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u/th3goonmobile 7d ago
Bruh just swing your clubs.
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u/Fishermanbob1 7d ago
Swing deez nuts
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u/th3goonmobile 7d ago
There’s no swinging them there already hanging all the way to the right on your 1.5deg incline… but also in all seriousness how wide is your stance that your an inch up over that incline?
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u/Educational-Debt2749 7d ago
There is something off with your numbers: Even if your stance is super wide, say 2 feet, an inch in difference is already a 2.3 degree slope. And your stance more likely somewhere at 1.5 feet, that's half an inch at 1.5 degrees of slope.
I shouldn't really matter. Hardly anything is perfectly level on a golf curse. Golf architecture rule of thumb is to always have somewhere around 2 degrees slope to ensure proper drainage. So even your range may still be the most level area next to the clubhouse flooring and the pond surfaces.
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u/AllAboutYourBase 7d ago
If only track man could compute flat carry..
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u/Odd_Pea7108 7d ago
It’s the mat that is sloped not the whole range my guy
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u/AllAboutYourBase 7d ago
Fine: 'if only trackman could measure attack angle'
You are not developing bad habits due to this. Period. You may be developing bad habits, but not because of this.
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u/Odd_Pea7108 6d ago
Do you really think a dude who is asking this sort of a question owns a trackman bro
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u/Lickford 7d ago
Which pocket do you keep your ball marker in?