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Nathalie Sheehan
In this tip, Nathalie Filler Sheehan walks you through two different types of bunker shots. How can your follow-through help you hit both high spinners and low releasing bunker shots? Watch now to learn more!
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Are you hitting 1 inch behind the ball?
Do you open the club face on the high, stop-fast shot to put more loft and therefore more spin on the ball? Also, answer John B.'s question about where you strike the ball. 1 inch behind? And is that true for both of these shots or different for the running shot?
Any change if the sand is fluffy? It seemed your sand was just a tad thin or maybe damp?
Is a 58 degree the best club for bunker shots?
Where are you positioning the ball in your stance? Should they both Bethesda me?
Do you change how far behind the ball you enter the sand in these 2 scenarios? It seems to me that you would enter the sand closer to the ball to spin it more but you don't mention that in this tip so perhaps that is not the case. Good tip. Thank you!
I have a tough time dealing with hard/wet/packed sand (vs loose & fluffy). In loose sand I have some success with splashing the sand on to the green and not thinking about the ball so much. Should I be picking the ball clean when the sand is hard and wet?
Great info - thanks.
I don't see any answers to the questions in the comments...