This Bunker Shot Technique is SO EASY You’ll be Shocked

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  • The easiest bunker technique that helps control the distance and gives you confidence with bunker shots around the green. This is a fool proof method Magic For An Effortless Golf Swing • Magic For An Effortles...
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    This simple bunker lesson allows you to forget about the fear and pay attention to send the sand. For distance control and the correct bunker technique without complication
    Alex Fortey from the Art of Simple Golf gives you simple tips to improve your golf swing. Enjoy this golf video to help you get closer to having YOUR perfect golf swing.
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  • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
    @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад +1

    How good are you from the sand? 👇Thanks for watching and being part of this great community! Lots have asked about wet or compact bunkers that are not so good. Same principles but here’s a lesson to help adjust ruclips.net/video/ii4Cp6TYc9E/видео.html I want you to control your bunker shots with confidence when you apply these method that any golfer can use and see instant results. Let me know if you will try this and what questions you have below! This is a fool proof method Magic For An Effortless Golf Swing ruclips.net/video/xf6PE5gCpBo/видео.html

  • @nicopinon6957
    @nicopinon6957 6 месяцев назад

    Practiced four times today on the sand now. I had a bunker lesson a month ago and I’m quite acceptable on it but on Sunday I choked twice on bunkers (on Saturday I was excellent). Playing in different courses, of course. And what I mayorly see is that different courses have different sand and that is quite defying many times. Thing is, after seeing your video, which has lots of things in common to what my teacher told me, is to not put the hands so up front. And that was the thing that helped me most. I now have some sand on my garden because they haven’t cleaned it from a construction and was practicing there and it went pretty fine. Ive gained confidence from that simple tip putting the hands more in the middle, so as not to compress the ball as if I was on the fairway. Thanks man.

  • @cgvagf
    @cgvagf Год назад +12

    Brilliant. Your methods are working, I got 4 birdies in 10 holes yesterday and ended up shooting a 74 on a par 70 course. It was one of my best rounds ever.

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Very well done Eric! Happy for you! Let’s keep progressing :) ⛳️🏌️‍♂️

  • @wl6029
    @wl6029 Год назад +6

    Thank you for that great tip on getting out of bunkers. My bunker shots are a random struggle. Tried this technique today and miraculously I was able to get several shots out and nicely on the green!

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Glad it helped and very well done! Confidence is so powerful in golf and sand traps are a huge part of that too

  • @franksfiddle9031
    @franksfiddle9031 Год назад +296

    but the problem that I think most of us encounter is hard packed sand, or even non-existent sand, where the club just skips across the surface and blades the ball into the face of the bunker. You can try taking all the sand you want, but if there's none to take it's just a lottery. Bunker instruction videos are never shot in the bunkers that so many of us play in and even practice bunkers so often do not reflect what you then find on the course.

    • @mikerodrick2430
      @mikerodrick2430 Год назад +24

      The issue is that you can't open the clubface as you do in a bunker with sand because it'll just bounce into the ball because it can't get under the sand. Open the face only a little or not at all & hit it like a chip rather than a long swing. It'll roll out after reaching the green so take that into consideration as well.

    • @franksfiddle9031
      @franksfiddle9031 Год назад +15

      @@mikerodrick2430 yep - reverted to using a 60º wedge and keeping the face closed and not hitting through as hard. Trick is not to quit on it though, which is a usual reaction to fearing thinning it over the green

    • @woodyvincent7702
      @woodyvincent7702 Год назад +8

      @@franksfiddle9031 Same here. Great answer. 60 degree, don't murder the ball, but don't be too timid

    • @Will-ww6yp
      @Will-ww6yp Год назад +5

      I like to just pick up the ball and place it behind the bunkers that don’t have any sand. No reason to struggle when your not at fault and the course is to blame. Even private courses I caddie at won’t have ideal bunker conditions

    • @mikerodrick2430
      @mikerodrick2430 Год назад +13

      @@Will-ww6yp Play the ball as it lies. If you pick it up, are you adding a stroke to your score?

  • @DrGashingtons
    @DrGashingtons Год назад +4

    I had a lesson on bunkers last month and I love going in bunkers now. It’s one of my best shots

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      It has been mine since I started playing 25 years ago. Practiced and learned early on and it it stuck :)

  • @gisdad1187
    @gisdad1187 2 месяца назад

    Great tip! Long ago and far away my teacher taught me to move the strike point of the club head back from the ball the shorter the distance to the hole and use a more full swing. It worked for me after getting used to the different philosophy

  • @gangwu6870
    @gangwu6870 Год назад +5

    Watched last night, practiced in the morning, and made 2 sandy pars in the afternoon round. Will keep practicing. Thanks for the great video.

  • @philipcrewe540
    @philipcrewe540 Год назад +3

    I practice my bunker nearly every time before I play, but the long bunker tip you gave is excellent 👌 & what I needed cheers

  • @JojohnWick
    @JojohnWick 7 часов назад

    Thank you! Its very clear instruction of sending the sand to the green, no one said that before

  • @amitray8589
    @amitray8589 Год назад +1

    Excellent- very practical tip on where should be the focus! Thank you

  • @user-kn8zm2yw8j
    @user-kn8zm2yw8j 5 месяцев назад

    Excellent simple drill, thank you

  • @leonzocuiman9200
    @leonzocuiman9200 11 месяцев назад

    Changed everything, thanks for this great video!!!

  • @paulshanahan135
    @paulshanahan135 Год назад +1

    Brilliant! So logical. Can’t wait to try it. Thanks

  • @nigelloughlin4539
    @nigelloughlin4539 Год назад +1

    Best bunker drill I’ve seen by far! Thank-you

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Why thank you and hope it helps a load! 👍🏌️‍♂️

  • @davidcollins8968
    @davidcollins8968 Год назад +3

    Hi from ol Blighty Alex. I'm pretty confident from green side bunkers because, as you say, you don't need to hit the ball, just concentrate on taking the sand just behind it. Can't have enough bunker practice, imo. Always great videos Alex, thank you

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Glad to have you here! Bunker confidence really slashed scores and gives consistency for sure!

  • @jmm1817
    @jmm1817 2 месяца назад +1

    I love this focus on hitting the sand without the ball when practicing

  • @kinglip6245
    @kinglip6245 Год назад +2

    Thanks! This has got be the best bunker tip I've received.

  • @user-zf5lz7gz8k
    @user-zf5lz7gz8k Месяц назад

    Merci tellement pour vos conseils !❤

  • @billhaas9044
    @billhaas9044 Год назад +4

    The previous comment is exactly what I seem to encounter most places I play. Hard packed, wet, not raked sand, non groomed sand. We don’t have a chance to get out of a bunker most of the time! And plus, where I play, public courses, there is no practice bunkers to improve our blinker skills. I will suffer the penalty for hitting it in a bunker but at least I would like to have a chance in it.😮

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Yes for sure. The same principle applies though.. need to adjust a few things on set up but the visual and goal of sending the sand albeit not much sand or packed can help relativly

  • @iaygun
    @iaygun Месяц назад

    Great advice, thank you so much

  • @ArtJorgensen
    @ArtJorgensen Год назад +1

    Great instruction! Just thinking about this method gives me greater confidence. I'll try it in the morning.

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Very glad to hear that. Confidence is powerful. let us know how it goes.

  • @larryhuang2714
    @larryhuang2714 Год назад +1

    Thank you! I can’t wait to practice on course!

  • @mikew.7479
    @mikew.7479 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much 👍 I will practice it

  • @ahmadghanem2414
    @ahmadghanem2414 Год назад +1

    Amazing techniques . Thanks

  • @garylowry7731
    @garylowry7731 5 месяцев назад

    Excellent tips. Only shot where you don't hit the ball with the club face. So great visual tips here.

  • @br5448
    @br5448 Год назад +2

    agreed, this is excellent. I basically do this but will ignore the ball even more... Will try the distance control with the sand. Distance control out of the bunker is key

  • @Be_Good_Do_Good
    @Be_Good_Do_Good Месяц назад

    Dude! Where have you been all of my life! Thank you for the lesson.

  • @mattmartin4058
    @mattmartin4058 2 месяца назад

    thanks paul

  • @DeJasnl1
    @DeJasnl1 2 месяца назад

    I wish i knew this a long time ago. Great info.

  • @kevinscrivens9674
    @kevinscrivens9674 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks!

  • @munnjean
    @munnjean Год назад +2

    I'm a senior golfer with an eight handicap ,, our par 71 golf course has in excess of 70 bunkers. I've never been a really bad bunker player but not great either. Yesterday I worked on ignoring the ball and focusing on getting the sand behind the ball onto the green. I was in five bunkers during my round I got up and down four out of five.
    Best tip I've ever had on bunker play ,,, I have a new confidence, thanks Alex !!

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Well done indeed! That’s a great success and thanks for coming back to tell us. Keep at it 🏌️‍♂️⛳️💪

    • @darrenmcintosh326
      @darrenmcintosh326 9 месяцев назад +1

      8 handicap in 5 bunkers...which tee box?

    • @munnjean
      @munnjean 9 месяцев назад

      blue ,,@@darrenmcintosh326

    • @alcal9064
      @alcal9064 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@darrenmcintosh326re

    • @alcal9064
      @alcal9064 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@TheArtofSimpleGolfin

  • @nanjappakuttaiah870
    @nanjappakuttaiah870 Год назад +1

    Top class tip, Thank-you very much

  • @amat8353
    @amat8353 Год назад +1

    Excellent tip !!! Great presentation and speach.

  • @VKS5152
    @VKS5152 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks.

  • @miningmonkey760
    @miningmonkey760 6 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent tips, different way of looking at it.

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  6 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much! I'm glad you found the tips helpful and that it gave you a fresh perspective.

  • @denisoconnor6343
    @denisoconnor6343 Месяц назад +2

    First time I appreciated a golf lesson 👍

  • @jimaldridge4284
    @jimaldridge4284 Год назад +7

    I'm one of those who always focused on the ball never the sand. This makes so much sense. Thanks Alex :)

  • @jameshardee7235
    @jameshardee7235 Год назад +1

    Bunker are my favorite part of my game. I am always confident and it’s the best part of my game.

  • @julierader2322
    @julierader2322 Год назад +1

    Great lesson!!’

  • @mikerodrick2430
    @mikerodrick2430 Год назад +2

    Hi Alex; About hitting the sand & not the ball, if you're in a bunker that actually has sand in it & a flat lie, when you dig your feet into the sand, that puts you below the level of the ball which would cause you to hit it fat if you were in the fairway, so the same should apply in a bunker as well. When you dig in, you should automatically hit behind the ball without having to make it happen. Then as long as the rest of the shot is done properly, open face with the proper set-up & enough speed to get through the sand, it should come out easily. So digging into the sand isn't only for support but removes the necessity to purposely trying to hit the sand behind the ball because it'll happen automatically.

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Yes indeed. But we have to get through otherwise we dig in with club

  • @Timo-0070
    @Timo-0070 Год назад

    Will give this a try thanks 👍

  • @petzl1239
    @petzl1239 Год назад

    great explanation, thank you ☺️

  • @thomaslacey8394
    @thomaslacey8394 Год назад +1

    It works! It works! I was amazed at the result!

  • @adrianholcombe-gn9jo
    @adrianholcombe-gn9jo Год назад

    This is an amazing tip. I don’t struggle out of bunkers but this has given me more consistency
    Thanks

  • @sammccormick4504
    @sammccormick4504 Год назад +1

    Excellent 😊

  • @christophercirocco8611
    @christophercirocco8611 Год назад

    Awesome

  • @alancarlyon3928
    @alancarlyon3928 Год назад +2

    Alex I have no problems when playing out of greenside bunkers - if the sand is dry and not compact (hasn't been raked) That is the problems at my course and other golf courses around Scotland! It is like playing out of mud!

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Hey Alan! There are tweaks to set up like need to use the voice but the principle of sending the sand is the same. It will help even in wet compact

  • @mcfly9800
    @mcfly9800 Год назад +1

    Great advice practice with the sand 👍

  • @lottegrave477
    @lottegrave477 Год назад +1

    Love this video ❤🇩🇰

  • @CruceEntertainment
    @CruceEntertainment Год назад +2

    If the sand is wet or heavy, play the ball more in the middle of the stance which will lessen the amount of sand you take, and ease up a bit on the swing so you don’t blast it a mile as you pick it up cleaner.

  • @greglarson6293
    @greglarson6293 Год назад +1

    I tried this today after watching your video and got a birdie from the bunker! Thank you!

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Next time hole it lol!! Well done Greg and thanks for sharing... Keep at it!

  • @andrewcharlesevanch
    @andrewcharlesevanch Год назад +1

    YES SIMPLE!

  • @jeffreyk8998
    @jeffreyk8998 Год назад

    Question: what if we practice and rehearse the same thing with iron shots on the grass? Will it prevail?

  • @garyrafferty7625
    @garyrafferty7625 2 месяца назад

    Can you do another lesson on hitting out hard sand on my muni course vs. hitting out of soft sand at the nicer courses near me?

  • @ST-jh3im
    @ST-jh3im Год назад +1

    Brillant !
    How do you evaluate the distance ?
    Have you a method for this issue ?
    Thanks for your very useful videos

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад +1

      The best way is to test yourself. You will soon have the idea and estimate.

  • @mabblers
    @mabblers Год назад +1

    Nice video.

  • @bannjaxx
    @bannjaxx Год назад +4

    My dad told me decades ago, imagine the ball is the yolk of a fried egg, try and get the whole fried egg out in one scoop! That's basically this. Cheers dad. p.s., it works.

  • @austinstevens989
    @austinstevens989 9 дней назад

    I just got to my personal practice bunker. I’ll let you know how it goes

  • @mjs0039
    @mjs0039 Год назад +1

    Makes a lot of sense to treat the ball as a grain of sand. My small question is: should the leading edge of the club be used to take out sand or should the sole be used.

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      You’re thinking a little too much but the sole /bounce needs to be used :)

  • @yvongiroux8501
    @yvongiroux8501 Год назад +1

    Merci

  • @lesliedevlin8501
    @lesliedevlin8501 Год назад +1

    Great show bro 🚩🚩🚩🤔🤔🤔💯💯💯👍👍👍👀👀👀

  • @markoj4971
    @markoj4971 Год назад +1

    great tip, never thought about bunker shots in that way. Thanks!

  • @leftyduffer
    @leftyduffer Год назад

    I'm going to try this. Bunkers are not my friend lol. Thanks!

  • @chrisshaw2069
    @chrisshaw2069 Год назад +1

    I would love to have sand like you have in your video instead I play inexpensive courses in the desert of Arizona with something on the order of crushed granite in the traps. There is huge learning curve playing here and you never see anyone demonstrating how to hit a ball off what amounts to concrete. Help!

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      We have an older video with packed bunkers. The gravel ones are similar to this, it just changes how far you try and hit

  • @stevechen3879
    @stevechen3879 8 месяцев назад +1

    I always like your "BUT". I realized that whatever come after your "BUT" always have very important message.

  • @ST-jh3im
    @ST-jh3im Год назад +1

    Thanks for this excellent video !

  • @Kim-ek2mt
    @Kim-ek2mt 16 дней назад

    Definitely Justine Rose

  • @billmalec
    @billmalec Год назад +2

    Finally, someone that teaches and doesn't make the video about themselves like so many others out there.

    • @touristguy87
      @touristguy87 Год назад

      not enough of a close-up to make you happy I guess

    • @billmalec
      @billmalec Год назад

      huh?

    • @touristguy87
      @touristguy87 Год назад

      @@billmalec duh!

    • @billmalec
      @billmalec Год назад

      Momma will let you out of the basement if you stop wetting the bed.

    • @touristguy87
      @touristguy87 Год назад

      @@billmalec
      ...dude, seriously.
      Has that worked for you yet?

  • @joshwalkowicz
    @joshwalkowicz 3 дня назад

    “Thin it that way” is the story of my life.

  • @ken5403
    @ken5403 Год назад +1

    Can't wait to try this and hit my ball 50 ft over the green

  • @j.mccarthy3008
    @j.mccarthy3008 Год назад

    Thanks!! I watched another video this morning. The closest sand was a volleyball court. Took my 56 and 60 degree wedges. As you mentioned I did EVERYTHING: weight forward, acceleration, etc. wasted an hour of my life!!! Maybe I should go back to bowling for low scores?? 😮

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      You saying it didn’t help? That surprises me. Maybe you had hands too far forward at address

  • @jazzforJamie
    @jazzforJamie Год назад

    Hi,The Fryed Egg Stryke

  • @bamlani
    @bamlani Год назад +1

    Wish you could have shown in ultra slow motion. Otherwise perfect explanation. Thank you.

  • @AS-ke1tu
    @AS-ke1tu Год назад +1

    Nothing helped my bunker play like this has. I was lucky to get a decent bunker shot 25% of the time before this video. After watching this I have played 2 rounds and been in bunkers maybe 8 times and gotten out quite nicely every single time. I hope it sticks.

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Well done and thank you for coming back to share that so others can have a go too. Very happy to hear and keep at it 💪🏌️‍♂️⛳️

  • @johnpigato5373
    @johnpigato5373 Год назад +1

    When a course has really heavy sand, I have had some success by using the “fried egg” Technique. It at least will get you out. For long shots out of heavy sand, I have tried a wedge with less bounce with some success. The reality is that if you want nice soft sand, you must play expensive courses. Yes it sucks!😅

  • @davidmayo3368
    @davidmayo3368 Год назад

    I'm like the guy you described - I've heard all those tips but can't seem to apply them. My problem is getting from hovering above the ground to hitting under the ball. I try to bend at the knees during the downswing, but don't think that's really a sustainable solution for consistency. Is there anything I can do and practice for that? A set up tip, or anything? Anyone, please. Thanks!

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      It’s the set up. Wider stance. Dog feet. Bent at hips. Chest down

    • @danmyers9372
      @danmyers9372 Год назад

      @@TheArtofSimpleGolf - What are “dog feet”?

    • @davidmayo3368
      @davidmayo3368 Год назад

      @@TheArtofSimpleGolf Thank you for the reply. What does "dog feet" mean?

    • @davidmayo3368
      @davidmayo3368 Год назад

      @@danmyers9372 I'm going to guess it's "pigeon toed".

  • @darrenmcintosh326
    @darrenmcintosh326 9 месяцев назад +1

    Guys...simply rake the bunker before hitting out of it ..and rerake afterwards too...darn it

  • @mikev4755
    @mikev4755 Год назад +1

    I visualize a swatch of sand like my cupped left hand, with the ball in the middle, and I splash the sand out from under the ball.

  • @garykelly6121
    @garykelly6121 2 месяца назад

    Nathan Lyon makes golf training videos??? Who'd of thunk it!

  • @Jpgundarun
    @Jpgundarun Год назад +1

    I once holed out with the sand. I don't know where the ball went but the sand went in the hole.

  • @rogerhoffstetter2807
    @rogerhoffstetter2807 Год назад +1

    How about if there’s no sand in the sand bunker. Do we do a Patrick reed move.

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Less open face but stick picture a clump sailing where you want

  • @actng
    @actng Год назад +1

    plot twist... the bunkers at the golf courses i play at... don't have sand in them. it's solid clay. :D LOL

    • @danmyers9372
      @danmyers9372 Год назад +1

      Yep, that’s very common at public courses. Over time the sand gets removed from play and get washed away from rain if the bunkers weren’t built with, it still have good drainage underneath. This leaves the bunkers being dirt or clay depending upon the soil where the course is located. It is expensive to maintain sand bunkers and many public/muni courses simply don’t have the funds to maintain the bunkers. Or prune trees. Or controlling weeds. Or replacing worn out pumps in water hazards. Of fixing broken water fountains. Or…

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Still try apply the principle but adjust. Have videos on the hard pan stuff and compact

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      I will link it in pinned comment

  • @kkmik5933
    @kkmik5933 Год назад +1

    What if the sand is more like mud?

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад +1

      Don’t open the face and imaging that mud going a certain required distance

  • @johnnorth9514
    @johnnorth9514 Год назад +1

    I am sure these techniques are correct, however I cannot control the height of the clubhead at the bottom of the swing; it varies by 4-5 cm, usually one extreme or the other, so I either hit the ball above halfway, or dig right underneath. Is there any solution to this problem? If not, no perfect technique otherwise will have any consistency.

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Look up the bunker lessson . You neEd to practice low point control. Tee a ball up high and practice swinging end wedge underneath to only hit the tee

    • @johnnorth9514
      @johnnorth9514 Год назад

      Hi thank you. I have the same problem with every club, although only when I try to hit a ball, not with any number of practice swings with no ball.

  • @libsrcrazy9634
    @libsrcrazy9634 Год назад +1

    Is the bunker shot the same technique as a flop shot?

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад +1

      Somewhat. Set up is lower and you are not hitting behind with the flop

  • @Fa-id4nf
    @Fa-id4nf Год назад +1

    Nice tip, I'm scratch. But what about frite egg?

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад +1

      Tbh it’s a similar concept. It just requires more velocity into the sand to get the grains out.

    • @Fa-id4nf
      @Fa-id4nf Год назад +1

      @@TheArtofSimpleGolf I'll apply it. Let's see what happens

  • @QueAnhXuVuon
    @QueAnhXuVuon Год назад +1

    Hello ser,i,m vietnamese,i,m a worker no many,

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад +1

      Cảm ơn bạn. không sao đâu, bạn có thể học được rất nhiều điều trên kênh youtube này. 🏌️‍♂️💪

  • @HooksUSD
    @HooksUSD Год назад +1

    How do you deal with bunkers that are hard?

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      It’s similar goal although the result may not look like the sand travels as far. Intent is key

  • @spikeybaby1735
    @spikeybaby1735 Год назад +1

    That's fine unless you're playing out of the mud pits they call bunkers at my golf course😎

  • @kenstrauss5841
    @kenstrauss5841 Год назад +1

    I wish the public course that I play twice a week had real sand. My course has something like a bag of cement mix. Getting out requires stamina and lots of luck !

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Trust me I’ve been there and where I learned to play. Same concept and intent though

  • @WhatYouActuallyGet
    @WhatYouActuallyGet Год назад +2

    Will be trying today. (Hopefully not, hopefully I'm not in the sand haha)...will report back

  • @maxsmart8954
    @maxsmart8954 Год назад

    Hard packed sand. Can’t splash have to pick chip it out.

  • @mauriciosuarez8498
    @mauriciosuarez8498 3 месяца назад

    Justin Rose

  • @user-ei5th9xx3w
    @user-ei5th9xx3w 9 месяцев назад

    Traduction SVP

  • @LostHisSoninIraq
    @LostHisSoninIraq 3 месяца назад

    Justin rose brother!

  • @Rugras.
    @Rugras. Год назад

    I needed my sunglasses to watch this video.

  • @dereklauder7
    @dereklauder7 Год назад

    Accelerating throguh?

  • @yyyz1032
    @yyyz1032 Год назад +1

    Some bunkers have hard sands ...

  • @davey1canobi
    @davey1canobi Год назад +1

    Wet sand bunker play

    • @TheArtofSimpleGolf
      @TheArtofSimpleGolf  Год назад

      Have a video on it bere and in our membership club but may do another one soon for RUclips. Same principle applies with the sand though