This Bunker Shot Technique Is SO EASY You'll Be Shocked

[@stefanomaniscalchi4983]

to use the bounce it is ok in normal sand or wet but when the sand is dry and hard ( in the summer ) using the bounce it means always thinning the ball

[@ogichidaawag3244]

Every bunker I hit here in Florida is hard and packed.. not soft.

[@randyhoneycutt8153]

Great tips for something I struggle with. Thanks guys!

[@cliverkay]

Great when the bunkers have soft sand like that . Our are like hard pan or solid after rain and dried out.. You cant get the club under the ball .. Chip out ??

[@josiahturner8207]

“We all know we’re not hitting the golf ball”. Me out here not knowing that your hitting the sand😂

[@lexxwhite747]

Question for you Robbo.......my home course, as much as I love the place, hasn't added sand to the bunkers in years, and as a result a lot of them are very very hard and it's a nightmare to try to slide the club through the sand and play a proper bunker shot. What do you recommend for hard-packed "concrete" bunkers?

[@donnawhitfield6820]

Hate to lose a new ball. Did Chris find the ball?

[@bodacious2276]

Ahhhh That was a new ball...lol

[@imakeuc1]

I usually find Pinnacles 😢

[@ianburton9223]

New term needed - sandfoyle, sandrofoil - what's the correct spelling?

[@user-wc9re3vl6q]

Most high handicappers have a sand wedge with their iron set. They have a lot of bounce so if you open the face are you not exposing the bounce too much and thinning it? You low handicappers and pro’s generally play much less bounce. Isn’t that why you guys always say “open the face!” Even bladed wedges can be bought with more bounce like 12 degrees.