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Michelle Winkler
If your bunker game is a major weakness, this simple tip from Michelle Winkler is for you. Try the bump-and-run bunker shot technique to ensure you get the ball out of the bunker and eliminate the big number.
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Nice tip. And compliments for your well-modulated tone of voice. Several of your co-presenters yell, so it's a pain ...
This is genius. I think with practice this could be used in hard dirt bunkers that are missing sand using a slow, shallow (less wristy) swing. Yes, it will roll across the green into the collar on the other side, but that is better than the dirt ricochet. Love your sand tip.
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Nice tip. And compliments for your well-modulated tone of voice. Several of your co-presenters yell, so it's a pain ...
This is genius. I think with practice this could be used in hard dirt bunkers that are missing sand using a slow, shallow (less wristy) swing. Yes, it will roll across the green into the collar on the other side, but that is better than the dirt ricochet. Love your sand tip.