Mike Bender Golf Tip: Bunker Shots
December 5, 2013 
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Bunker Shot Golf Tip with Top Ten Instructor, Mike Bender. Improve your consistency by learning the proper methods to hitting a good bunker shot.
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Open the club face at set up and during your backswing and turn your body slightly through impact Hank Haney: Listed as one of Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Teache…
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Good video. Thanks, A.T.
thanks for this-simple explanation with all the relevant points well
highlighted looking forward to to my next bunker!
Yet Trevino says not to add loft to the club by opening the face, which is
also more likely to send the leading edge into the ball and thin it. Better
to keep the loft as is, play it back in your stance and hit down.
Diametrically opposite advice for exactly the same shot. No wonder so many
golfers are confused, one example among thousands.
Hank is lost without Tiger ! Someone should do, “where are they now” ever
since he wrote his Tiger book and broke a man-code!! Btw, basic sand wedge
range from 54,56 to 58 degree, where as a lob wedge starts at 60 degree and
goes as high as 64 degree.
WEll it is in my bag. No telling how old the video is.
Open the club face at set up and during your backswing and turn your body
slightly through impact. #golf #tipsandtricks #tips #lessons
I think he means that is the most lofted club in a generic set of clubs…
Pretty much the exact opposite of how I play pitch shot. I play the ball
back with narrow stance. Keep weight forward. It amazes me how the more
research I do about the golf swing the more info that i find that
contradicts another bit of info. For every tip you find saying “do this”,
you can find another tip saying the exact opposite.
why is this on the cures playlist?? -______-
I believe a lob wedge would commonly be a golfers’ most lofted club
That’s ‘cuz Barkley is a DUNCE
@nsaminder its to bad hes teaching you how to pitch not chip idiot. Jim was
almost on the fringe when he hit that shot, and there was no need to pitch
it. Hank Haney also led Tiger woods to several majors, so in theory ha has
one some. smd bitch.
sand wedge isnt ure most lofted club lob wedge is ure most lofted club
Zero, you need to find the bottoming out point of your swing. That point is
always the sternum notch. The point where the collar bone connects. That
indention below your adams apple, it needs to be just a hair forward your
ball.
the biggest mistake he made when teching Barkley was letting hit the
ball,in practice even when he did hid patented dip.He was rewarded for
making his biggest mistake Psych 101 not goo teaching.
this is pretty much the exact opposite of what tom watson teaches in his
book 40 yards and in. tom’s book helped my game tremendously. i think i
will stick with lessons from the guys who actually play the game, not the
guy who wishes he was tiger