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Hey It work i done everythink you done in a fairway bunker it was close to
the pin THANK YOU MATE!
Hey tlabel; Nice to hear from you! All the best to you this Christmas and
Happy New Year! If you go to my website, you will see the “You Tube Shawn”
page and all 136 of my other videos…Shawn
Yes you bet! Tiger’s was a 3 iron from 215 plus yards over a lip, trees,
and greenside bunker to stop the ball about 15 feet from the hole… Shawn
i hit the ball cleanly but never get any loft from bunkers? Can you help me?
I had tried to use annika’s siwng ans a model for my own and added the
right knee out thing on the dwons swing and now I have to get rid of it. It
seems that most of the things that I was told to abandon or unlearn (that I
had picked up from Jack Nicklaus Lesson Tee) I am having to relearn all
over again. UGH!!!
Shawn, Are you using more of an open stance with this shot help insure a
full hip turn on the downswing despite the flat feet?
If you were hitting a longer iron, say a 5, would you still keep flat
footed throughout the whole shot?
Hi Shawn, An off-topic question: could you work on a video for hitting out
of the rough? I’m new to the game and never sure how I should play these
shots. Do you hit the same as off a fairway but take an extra club in the
rough, can you hit any club out of the rough, etc.? I’ve just got no idea.
Thanks for all the great videos!
This shot feels very much like the “Golf Pro lesson feet together drill”
and the “golf pro lesson uphill, downhill, sidehill shots”; where we hit
uphill shots and ball below the feet shots; you will then see that there is
nothing special and complicated about this shot; just place your feet in
the sand like I show you and feel a nice whip through to the target; Shawn
Good question! The answer is no! The right foot staying down is what forces
the left hip out of the way through the ball; other videos on the subject
are: “Leverage Power”, “On the slopes” and look at the ball below the feet
and the uphill shot…players on Tour to watch are Kenny Perry, Scott
Verplank, Boo Weekly, Brian Gay who all keep both heels on the ground
through impact and well into the follow through! Shawn
another great vid Shawn
HMMM…sounds good; let me see what I can do; Shawn
What I am talking about is the efficiency of this particular move; Annika
has other efficiencies that allow her to perform such as her arm motion and
her mind; Kenny Perry and Scott Verplank have other inefficiencies in their
swings unrelated to this; Thanks for posting! Shawn
your feet doesn’t move or shift at all, it’s amazing. I have trouble with
my feet shifting around in the sand – can you elaborate on the different
kinds of stances or weight shift sequeneces, etc. depending on the sand
(loose, hard, etc.)?
wow your swing positions are awful,lol
great explanation. this is the best
would i use the same technique if i had to go over a reasonably high lip of
the bunker
Shawn, it looks as though you can really whip the golf club through with
your feet anchored in the sand that way. Very good lesson, indeed.
Depending on the sand in the bunkers…some courses have the same sand in
both greenside and fairway which is very difficult since the ball’s weight
brings it down lower into the sand below ground level instead of sitting up
on grass which is above ground; very different! The sand shot would be like
hitting out of a sandy divot! This is why golf courses should just leave
very compacted humid sand in their fairway bunkers…that would be tough
enough for most…Shawn
Sure; go to my “golf pro lesson sand shot” and “golf pro lesson buried
bunker shot”; Shawn
Yes, as a matter of fact, it is a great way to practice…if you look at
Kenny Perry and Scott Verplank through impact and deep into the follow
through with all clubs including the driver, the right heel is on the
ground right through 90 % of the finish…Prevents getting ahead and clears
the hips properly through impact! Thanks for the comment, Shawn
What about annika’s right foot coming up early??
Happy New Year Shawn! I want to thank you for very helpful vidoes showing
all kinds of great technics. Greetings from a cold Sweden.
Hello Anders here from Norway. I herd from my local golfpro that I don’t
need to use my body and much rotation when I’m shoting a greenside
bunkershot. Then I will have more controll and not shot the ball like I hit
it to hard and I’m going way off the green and the target. What do you
think about that? Did you understand what I mean? Do you have a difrent way
to get more control in the greenside bunkershot than what I just said now?
– Thank you