Fairy Bunker Escape

Ball’s failure to up the fairywood is a big trouble, that is we need to get the ball from the rough, bunkers, trees, or a pool rescued.Among them, the one in bunker is the most painful.

We know, the bunker is often decorated around the green and on both sides of the fairway some even on the fairway,but it may not be useful for the fairy bunker for our purposes are different.If around the green, we need to stroke the ball to the green, usually the distance is short but on the fairywood, the distance is much longer. To be on the safe side,many amateur golfers always rescue the ball to the fairy then plan for the next shot.In fact,we can do better,that is to stroke the ball to the green from the fairy bunker,at least close to it and it is not very difficult.

First we should note the position of our feet. The correct station is very important, must swing up legs, allowing them a little in, the center of gravity is inside the right foot, this guarantees the stable swing and hit.In addition, the grip should slightly down,because the feet are in the sand, plus general fairway bunker has necessarily slope, we are to play up, then the hands should have about 1 inch from the lever tail when grip but should not too long or the club weight distribution is not good enough. It is bad for swing rhythm and hitting stability.

The most important thing is to hit the ball firstly, instead of into the sand, this is different from the bunker stroke around the green as we mentioned.Our goal is the distance, you must first make shot cleanly from the sand.Before hitting the ball, encounter any sand will reduce the clubhead speed, lower hitting power, resulting in the loss of the distance.The more sand you hit,the shorter the distance you will get.Certainly, as for the plugged lie, it is another matter.

In order to be able to hit the ball cleanly,the ball would normally be located in the middle of stations but a ball distance back.We should reduce body movements, three-quarters of the swing is enough.when down swing, note that let your hands a bit higher, avoid into the sand after the ball.

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