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.
Maria Palozola shows how to properly adjust your stance and swing when you have an uneven lie in the bunker.
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.
High lip, footprints or a buried lie? Anne Rollo and Dennise Hutton talk you through the easy options for getting out of the bunker in one when you have a difficult lie.
If you struggle with shots from the bunker then let’s make sure you are getting through with a flat-footed finish. Christina Ricci shares why and the how’s. So, let’s get to it!
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.
Cathy Kim shows that the key to better fairway bunker shots is creating stability in the lower body while keeping the leading edge of the club from digging too far into the sand.
LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk demonstrates how to blast the ball out of the sand every time with the bunker busting drill.
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.
Megan Johnston’s keys for playing those tricky sand shots when you’re standing uphill and close to the lip of a bunker.
The long bunker shot near the green is commonly considered one of the hardest shots in golf. Anne Rollo shows you how to decide whether to play it like a normal bunker shot or more like a fairway bunker shot.
Bunkers made easy by Nancy Lopez Golf Adventure instructors, Teresa Zamboni and Sue Powers. Learn the ‘Play Happy” way to advance your ball from the beach to the dance floor!
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