To do this a low trajectory club with a soft touch is required. It is possible to shoot through any visible clearing between the trees. This may take precise aim, but it is possible. When near the green you may want to try a pitch and run shot instead of the suggested pitching wedge. This is extremely helpful if faced with a strong cross wind.
Lower clubs create lower shots.
The less time the ball is in the air the less it can be affected by the wind. Therefore a lower club pitch and run will be less affected by a cross wind than a pitching wedge shot. The pitch and run is also helpful when your shot to the pin is 40 yards or less. It is often easier to pitch and run the ball up to the pin than it is to finesse a soft pitching wedge shot. To execute a pitch and run, choose a club lower than the pitching wedge.