Bunker Essentials
How do you escape the sand unharmed? With this playlist. The first step is training your set-up and in-motion outside of the bunker. In fact, the bunker shot is the same technique as the flop shot. So you’ll learn two shots for the practice of one. How handy. So, let’s get to it!
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Essential Bunker Keys (out in one)
Essential Bunker Keys (out in one)
If you want more pars, let’s dive into the bunker and get you the essential key points so you can get out in one. Players are fearful of the bunker because they’re not clear what the set up is and what they should be doing through the sand. And this tip I cover ... -
Bunker Torso Magic
If you want more pars, let’s make sure you’re rotating your torso properly in the bunker. Where players go off, they just use the arms and hands to get the ball out. Instead, let’s focus on torso rotation to get the ball out in one and on with your life.
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Bunker Blues (Let’s Fix This)
If you want more pars, let’s make sure you have the bunker essentials and understand the set up and how to splash it out consistently. Players go off is their set up does not promote sand-first contact. Players try to help the ball in the air and their set up promotes that which is not what we’re...
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The Flop & Bunker Shot (same deal)
The Flop shot and Bunker shot share the same technique giving you a 2 for 1 deal! The flop shot comes in handy when you need to fly over the geen to a tight pin. Flop shot’s trajectory is very high, so when it lands, there is minimal roll-out.
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On Course Series - Bunker Distance Control
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Master the Bunker - Part 1
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Master the Bunker-Part 2
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Bunker Rotate Quick Tip
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What Open Means (really)
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Bunker Timing Keys
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Bounce & Grip
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Bunker and Bounce and Square
Christina and Ray work in the bunker and alter the traditional set-up for easier outs.
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Bunker Practice in a Baseball Diamond
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What Open Really Means
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Bunker Texture
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Bunker Line Training
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Got a Dollar?
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Bunker Set-Up & Alignment Keys