Bunker Blues (Let’s Fix This)
TIP OF THE WEEKS
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7m 6s
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 looking for. So the set up in the bunker is step number one. Step number two is making sure that we have crazy hinge on the downswing. Where players go off, they lose their angles —their hinge —on the downswing and that’s why you’ll blade it, go into the back bunker or 2-feet in front of you. Instead, let’s get you out in one and on the green.
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