Mr. Short Game is back with a bunker drill – Sand Scoop to help you accelerate through the sand and hit the golf ball closer to the pin.
The Bunker Drill – Sand Scoop
The Bunker Drill – Sand Scoop is a practice technique that will help you gain confidence in the bunker and condition you to follow through on every bunker shot.
This short game drill requires practice, and the more you practice, the better you will play.
Watch Mr. Short Game in this How to Golf Video golf lesson.
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