How to Play a Greenside Bunker Shot
Chris Ryan takes a look at how to play a greenside bunker shot
Bunker Technique with Tiger Woods & Jason Day | TaylorMade Golf – YouTube
Watch the TaylorMade Team athletes Tiger Woods and Jason Day explain how they hit bunker shots, and their differing philosophies to execute a plan to get out...
Sand Wedge Design and Bunker Strategy
Let's talk about sand wedge design and how it can help you with your bunker play. The thing we need to notice about a sand wedge, and its unique to all your other clubs, is called bounce.
If I look at the sand wedge end on so this way…
Bunker Impact Line Drill
Bunker Shot Technique
Golf’s “L to L” Swing Drill
The L to L drill is an expansion of the 9:00 swing drill. It’s intended to help you feel the proper hinging of your wrists and positions of the club in a half length swing. It’s important that you become familiar with the correct 9:00 position…
Bunker Shots – Buried Lies and Situations
Obviously, not every bunker shot is the same. There will certainly be times when we need to deviate from our standard bunker set up in order to have the best chance for success.
The first thing we need to do is evaluate our circumstances…
Mid Length Bunker Shots
For many players, mid length bunker shots are the most difficult shots in the game. I consider these shots to be anywhere from perhaps 25 to 60 yards, or in a range normally too close to pick the ball clean, and too far for your…
Greenside Bunker Play Technique
The typical greenside bunker shot from a normal lie includes some set up variations that will help you achieve more consistent results. Think of this as your stock, standard bunker shot set up, and from here you can make adjustments…
Sand Wedge Design – Bounce Angle Explained
Tour players have no trouble out of greenside bunkers...of course they are practicing all the time, but more so because they are setting themselves up for success. If we understand how a sand wedge is designed, and how to set up…
Fairway Bunkers
The first thing we need to do from a fairway bunker is to evaluate our circumstances. This includes the lie of the ball: is it sitting up or sitting down, and will you have access to contacting the back of the ball cleanly? Are you…