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Water Tip For Bunkers

Nick Bradley, 04 March 2008 01:00

Greenside bunker golf shots can cause anguish for many golfers. But Nick Bradley has developed this simple golf lesson to demonstrate how the golf club needs to bounce through the sand. All you need to do is picture a splash shot from water. There are two types of splash shot - one where the golf club ploughs in deep creating a ...

Bunker video lesson

Nick Bradley, 24 November 2006 12:49

Greenside gremlins... Thin, fat, leave it in there. One of the most intimidating and frustrating shots in golf.... Nick Bradley looks at all the problems golfers face when in the sand near the pin. He puts 17-handicapper Bob Atkins through his paces, analysing why his unreliable bunker technique is letting him down, and giving him a simple bunker lesson that leaves him splashing ...

Bunker drill video tip

Nick Bradley, 24 November 2006 12:45

Do you fat or thin your bunker shots? Nick Bradley has a simple drill you can use to learn to strike the golf ball precisely from sand. All you need to do is practice swinging the golf club in your right hand only and listen to the sound of the club striking the sand. When it starts to just skim across the surface of ...

Beat fairway bunkers video lesson

Nick Bradley, 24 November 2006 12:19

They sneak out to catch you and act as a magnet. Nick Bradley has tips for coping with different lies in fairway bunkers. Bradley looks at the two most common sand conditions - soft and fluffy and firm and compact. Both conditions require a very different kind of contact to play the shot well. The key to executing all fairway bunker shots with success is ...

60-yard bunker shot tip

Nick Bradley, 24 November 2006 12:07

The fairway bunker shot is sometimes referred to as the hardest shot in golf. Nick Bradley believes that the main reason golfers struggle with this long-distance golf shot from sand is because they don't use enough club. They see their golf ball is in sand and automatically pull the sand iron out of the bag. Because the pin is a ...

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