This Bunker Shot Technique is SO EASY You’ll be Shocked

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This simple bunker lesson allows you to forget about the fear and pay attention to send the sand. For distance control and the correct bunker technique without complication

Alex Fortey from the Art of Simple Golf gives you simple tips to improve your golf swing. Enjoy this golf video to help you get closer to having YOUR perfect golf swing.

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but the problem that I think most of us encounter is hard packed sand, or even non-existent sand, where the club just skips across the surface and blades the ball into the face of the bunker. You can try taking all the sand you want, but if there's none to take it's just a lottery. Bunker instruction videos are never shot in the bunkers that so many of us play in and even practice bunkers so often do not reflect what you then find on the course.

franksfiddle

Thanks! This has got be the best bunker tip I've received.

kinglip

Practiced four times today on the sand now. I had a bunker lesson a month ago and I’m quite acceptable on it but on Sunday I choked twice on bunkers (on Saturday I was excellent). Playing in different courses, of course. And what I mayorly see is that different courses have different sand and that is quite defying many times. Thing is, after seeing your video, which has lots of things in common to what my teacher told me, is to not put the hands so up front. And that was the thing that helped me most. I now have some sand on my garden because they haven’t cleaned it from a construction and was practicing there and it went pretty fine. Ive gained confidence from that simple tip putting the hands more in the middle, so as not to compress the ball as if I was on the fairway. Thanks man.

nicopinon

Brilliant. Your methods are working, I got 4 birdies in 10 holes yesterday and ended up shooting a 74 on a par 70 course. It was one of my best rounds ever.

cgvagf

My dad told me decades ago, imagine the ball is the yolk of a fried egg, try and get the whole fried egg out in one scoop! That's basically this. Cheers dad. p.s., it works.

bannjaxx

I'm a senior golfer with an eight handicap, , our par 71 golf course has in excess of 70 bunkers. I've never been a really bad bunker player but not great either. Yesterday I worked on ignoring the ball and focusing on getting the sand behind the ball onto the green. I was in five bunkers during my round I got up and down four out of five.
Best tip I've ever had on bunker play, ,, I have a new confidence, thanks Alex !!

munnjean

The previous comment is exactly what I seem to encounter most places I play. Hard packed, wet, not raked sand, non groomed sand. We don’t have a chance to get out of a bunker most of the time! And plus, where I play, public courses, there is no practice bunkers to improve our blinker skills. I will suffer the penalty for hitting it in a bunker but at least I would like to have a chance in it.😮

billhaas

I had a lesson on bunkers last month and I love going in bunkers now. It’s one of my best shots

DrGeazy

Hi from ol Blighty Alex. I'm pretty confident from green side bunkers because, as you say, you don't need to hit the ball, just concentrate on taking the sand just behind it. Can't have enough bunker practice, imo. Always great videos Alex, thank you

davidcollins

Watched last night, practiced in the morning, and made 2 sandy pars in the afternoon round. Will keep practicing. Thanks for the great video.

gangwu

Thank you for that great tip on getting out of bunkers. My bunker shots are a random struggle. Tried this technique today and miraculously I was able to get several shots out and nicely on the green!

wl

agreed, this is excellent. I basically do this but will ignore the ball even more... Will try the distance control with the sand. Distance control out of the bunker is key

br

Thx about helping other people and helping me

liamthomas

Great tip! Long ago and far away my teacher taught me to move the strike point of the club head back from the ball the shorter the distance to the hole and use a more full swing. It worked for me after getting used to the different philosophy

gisdad