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Mark a ball with lines to see the spin

Dan Frost, 11 October 2009 05:00

Every golfer wants to get more spin with their wedges. Whether it’s from a tight lie in the fairway, fluffy rough or soft sand, spin is the one thing we love to brag about to our playing partners. But it’s one thing wanting spin and another creating it. So as a visual golf drill, try drawing some radial lines on ...

Put a champagne glass on the club drill

Dan Frost, 10 October 2009 05:00

Are you fed up of hitting your bunker shots fat and leaving your ball in the bunker every time you find the greenside trap? Then this is the tip for you. Tape a champagne glass to the face of your sand wedge. This will help you visualise what the face of the club is doing during your golf swing. If ...

Cane across shoulders drill

Dan Frost, 10 October 2009 05:00

The 30-yard bunker shot is one of the hardest shots in golf. The key to achieving the distance, which is the hardest aspect of the shot, is in the angle of attack. This angle is dictated by the shoulders, so use this cane drill to get the visual feedback you need to set the shoulders up correctly. When you have ...

How To Play A Ball From The Bunker, Feet Outside

Dan Frost, 12 June 2009 01:00

There's nothing worse than finding your ball right up against the edge of the bunker with nowhere for your feet inside. It looks like a horror shot but with a clever set-up you can still splash the shot out with success. All you need to do is exaggerate your knee flex to lower your body down towards the sand. Do ...

Bunker Play Stance Tip

Dan Frost, 18 March 2009 01:00

The most common fault we see in bunkers is golfers standing too tall at address. The first thing you need to change to improve your bunker play is to widen your stance and flex the knees. This gives you a chance to hit the sand first and not the ball. The second thing you to try is to draw a circle around the ball ...

Control the height of your bunker shots

Dan Frost, 10 November 2008 15:32

Do you struggle to control the distance that your bunker shots travel? This simple drill will help you. TG Top 12 Teaching Professional Dan Frost shows you how to control the height of your bunker shots and therefore the distance the ball travels by altering the height of the sand leaving the bunker. Scroll down now to watch this video ...

The new way to play bunker shots - the butterfly grip

Dan Frost, 14 October 2008 10:18

Every now and then a new technique springs up in golf that totally transforms the game. The current craze on Tour is the butterfly grip for use in bunkers. This new style of grip is great when you need to play a high-flying, soft-landing bunker shot as it creates clubhead speed and adds loft to the club. TG Top 12 ...

Pot Bunker Shot

Dan Frost, 20 August 2008 09:30

Hitting the ball into a pot bunker is common on links courses and it can be difficult to hit a good bunker shot out. The key to hitting a good bunker shot is down to the type of club used, stance and shot angle. Keeping the body low is essential to force the golf ball out of the bunker. PGA Pro Dan Frost explains all in ...

Pot Bunker Golf Lesson

Dan Frost, 14 July 2008 09:44

Hitting the ball into a pot bunker is common on links courses and it can be difficult to strike it out. The key to getting the ball out of a pot bunker is down to the type of club used, stance and shot angle. Keeping the body low is essential to force the ball out of the bunker. PGA Pro Dan Frost explains all ...

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