Plugged Ball in the Sand? Try This!
LPGA and PGA Class A Instructor Cathy Kim shows how to get your ball out of a ‘fried egg’ lie in a greenside bunker.
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Cathy Kim is an LPGA and PGA Class A member and Director of Instruction at the Baltimore Country Club in Lutherville Maryland.
Cathy specializes in golf instruction for all ages and skill levels. Cathy's philosophy is quite simple: to help every golfer to understand why their golf swing looks the way it does and how to improve it to become the best golfer they can be.
Find out more information at CathyKimGolf.com and follow Cathy on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
LPGA and PGA Class A Instructor Cathy Kim shows how to get your ball out of a ‘fried egg’ lie in a greenside bunker.
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If you are having issues with finding the right swing tempo turn your club upside down and work on Cathy Kim’s ‘Whoosh! Drill’
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Cathy Kim demonstrates how to play a bunker shot when the ball has plugged in the sand. It’s the dreaded ‘fried egg’ lie.
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