Getting Out Of Bunkers… Every Time

Posted on September 6th, 2007 in General, Golf
If you waste strokes on the course because of poor sand play,
you’ll want to pay attention to this email.
Over the next week, I’m going to be revealing to you exactly how we
have been teaching students here in Scottsdale, AZ. how to get out
of bunkers consistently.
We’ve got some great videos coming your way over the next few days.
Online Video 1 - Bunker Setup
Online Video 2 - Bunker Backswing
Online Video 3 - Bunker Downswing / Follow through
We’re putting the finishing touches on these today, and we’ll be
getting them out to you in the very near future.
Sand play is all about understanding the method and having a
consistent strategy for getting out.
We’re going to be showing you:
- How to control distance without changing your swing or the club
you’re using
- Why a vertical backswing is so important in order to get out of
the sand
- Why you absolutely must turn through the ball correctly on the
follow through
The videos will explain all of this in-depth.
Many times, sand play doesn’t get as much attention as it deserves
because it’s fairly hard to practice. But bunkers can add up to 6
strokes on a typical round of golf for those that can’t get out on
demand.