Most who practice to not hit the deck will do struggle to make low point when it counts.
Not saying you do not. Beware ingrained practice is hard to shift unless its correct practice of ball striking routines.
If you did this on grass, I assume the club would be "divoting".
Yeah, no problems with getting down and creating divots these days. I was only hovering that high to avoid smashing the club into the pavers (as I'm sure you figured). On the course my problem was the opposite! Actually took some divots with my driver before hitting the ball! Nothing deep, and wasn't losing much distance, surprisingly. But I could see a strip before the tee on a couple of drives. I've been resting the driver on the ground but might need to start hovering it to start at the right height.
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