How to Play Great Bunker Shots
Trillium Rose demonstrates the best setup and where to hit the sand to get the ball out of the bunker and close to the pin.
Don’t get anxious about your bunker play. Our expert LPGA and PGA Instructors give their best advice for playing out of the sand.
Trillium Rose demonstrates the best setup and where to hit the sand to get the ball out of the bunker and close to the pin.
There are lots of instructional tips on bunker play but what’s a good way to practice? PGA Instructor Gianna Augustine shows how she sharpens up her sand game.
There is one thing that a lot of people don’t realize about fairway bunkers. Anne and Dennise show you the difference between fairway bunkers and greenside bunkers and how to play them both.
Megan Johnston shows how gripping your club in your fingers, keeping your hips quiet, and splashing the sand are the keys to great bunker shots.
LPGA Professional Instructor Kathy Nyman demonstrates what to do when your golf ball is on hard sand in the bunker.
Do you find it difficult to judge how far your bunker shots will go? Maria Palozola covers the three main factors – aim, weight distribution, and ball position.
Your only goal is to get the ball out! Cathy Kim shows how to adjust your clubface and stance when your ball is plugged under the lip of a bunker.
Maria Palozola shows how to properly adjust your stance and swing when you have an uneven lie in the bunker.
Anne Rollo shows how swinging slowly is likely to result in a poor shot from the sand with some great tips to help you get height from the shot without skulling the ball over the green.
Three easy to remember tips from Michele Low for long sand shots will help you have more confidence when you walk into a fairway bunker.
Dennise Hutton and Anne Rollo show you their simple and easy technique for getting out of a bunker every time, whether it has a high or low lip.
When you find yourself buried deep in a pot bunker here’s Kristin Walla on how to serve that fried egg perfectly. Forget how you normally hit a bunker shot and do the exact opposite.