Use your feet to feel the amount of sand in the bunker and note if it is wet or limited. Instead of opening up the face, try hooding the face a bit with the goal of hitting sand first. Watch the video ...

There’s often a lot of fear associated with bunkers. One of the main reasons that players fear getting out of the sand is because they never practice in bunkers. As a friend of mine once ...

The explosion shot out of the sand, particularly a greenside bunker, usually calls for a different technique than practically any other shot in golf. Most recreational golfers don't practice ...

Most public courses don’t have manicured short-game practice areas to fine-tune the technique needed to properly hit shots from the sand. As a result, the only bunker practice many golfers get ...

You’ve got to trust that if you make a big swing through the sand with it and purposely miss the ball, the shot is going to come ... Megan Padua Buzza, Golf Digest Best Young Teacher, Buzza ...

1 who joined LIV Golf last winter and promptly vanished from ... will make your head spin Hitting a fairway metal out of the sand is essentially hara-kiri for 90% of golfers.

TCU’s Tom Hoge is at 7-under par, Plano’s Will Zalatoris is at 4-under par, UT’s Beau Hossler is at 4-over par, Jordan Spieth is at 5-over par and Texas Tech’s Ludvig Alberg dropped out of the ...