When you need to fine tune the trajectory of the ball flight it is a great idea to feel how a different finish to your swing will create different shot trajectory.
Ttry making some adjustments to your swing shape:
If you want to hit a high shot, you should make a long, full finish. To do this, you’ll have to use some hand action through impact. This will generate more clubhead speed, which creates more backspin. Clubhead speed and backspin produce height. If you need to hit a high shot and you’re between clubs, go with the shorter club and make an aggressive swing.
For a lower shot, the opposite is true: Use less hand action in the swing, generate less speed and finish in a shorter position. A slower swing produces a lower, less-spinning ball flight that works great in the wind or when you want to run the ball up. To play a low shot, take one more club than normal, and make a shorter, slower swing. You still have to accelerate through the ball, though. If you don’t release the club, you’ll block it low and to the right.
