Here is My Stategy for BUNKER SHOT
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This document provides instructions for executing a bunker shot in golf. It advises visualizing the sand moving the ball rather than the club touching it. An open stance with weight on the left foot and a sand wedge should be used. The clubface should be squared and hands behind the ball before taking a full, unrushed swing through the sand to propel the ball forward. Confidence in letting the sand move the ball is important.
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- 1. 1. Visualize your shot with the sand moving the ball. The club should never touch the ball. BUNKER SHOT
- 2. 2. Make sure that you use a sand wedge. BUNKER SHOT
- 3. 3. Use an open stance when you address the ball (your left foot should be farther from the line of flight of the ball, and it should be turned out more than in the fairway shot). BUNKER SHOT
- 4. 4. Keep at least 80% of your weight In your left foot. BUNKER SHOT
- 5. 5. Don’t touch the sand before you make a swing, or it cost you a 2-stroke penalty. BUNKER SHOT
- 6. 6. As you address the ball, make sure that your hands are behind the ball. BUNKER SHOT
- 7. 7. Square the clubface with the target, and visualize the club sliding under the ball. BUNKER SHOT
- 8. 8. Take a full, effortless swing, and hit through the sand, finishing with your hands high. BUNKER SHOT
- 9. 9. Maintain confidence that you can execute the shot with the sand moving the ball. BUNKER SHOT