LPGA Legends Tour player Cindy Miller demonstrates escaping the dreaded ‘Fried Egg lie’. What do you do when you find your golf ball buried in the sand and up against the lip of the bunker?
If you lack confidence in bunkers Kellie Stenzel recommends keeping a couple of key thoughts in mind – making a full swing and taking lots of sand.
LPGA Teaching Professional Christina Ricci shows how the key when your ball has a downhill lie in the sand is trust (and your shoulders).
Longer bunker shots are tough! Here’s a short practical tutorial from Alison Curdt to give you more confidence and results from 40 yards out in the sand.
If you struggle with long greenside bunker shots, then let’s begin with a smart club choice. Join LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci as she shows how to have success with longer shots from the sand.
Grab three tees and practice your bunker shots with Christina Ricci. With this fun drill your brain will focus on the tees and you’ll make much better contact with the sand.
Maria Palozola shows how to deal with the different types of sand you will encounter in bunkers covering soft fluffy sand through to hard or wet packed sand.
You are not always going to get perfect lies in the sand. Kellie Stenzel shows how to play a buried or fried egg lie.
Michele Low shows why its a mistake trying to lift the ball out of fairway bunkers using your hands or body. Keep the ball in the middle of your stance and your weight forward.
LPGA Instructor Trillium Rose shows you how to make sure that you get your sand shot out when you’re facing a high bunker face not far from the pin.
Are you sick and tired of leaving your golf ball in the sand? Here are the top 3 lessons on the subject as ranked by Women’s Golf Members.
Maria Palozola shows you when and how to open your clubface in the bunker to make getting out of the sand simple and fun.
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