With regard to bunker shots, what are the good techniques and methods that can save the ball with one stroke? This question, hasn't it been in your heart for a long time!
Whether it is a professional or an amateur, bunker hitting is a challenge. After all, sometimes, our full blow often results in bad hitting results. : The ball didn't leave the bunker at all.
Today, I will share a few key points for saving the ball in the bunker, as well as reliable exercises to help you "burst" the ball out of the bunker quickly!
save points:
1. Keep calm. Imagine hitting the bunker as a karate chop. Don't panic as soon as you see the bunker.
2. The stance adjustment has changed to a wider distance, which helps us to better maintain our body balance and swing stability.
3. Open the club face as much as possible to increase the angle of the ball and bring the rebound angle closer to the sand, so that the ball can be "blasted" out of the bunker more easily.
4. When hitting the bunker,Our goal is to "shovel" down as much as possible to hit the ball out of the bunker, so there is no need for too much closing action.
Key point one: play in the sand and then play
pit directly when we hit the on the green. It often makes you suffer. To make the ball hit farther, we need to hit more sand, use the sand to carry the ball, and then we can hit the ball smoothly. We can draw a straight line in the middle of the stance, as far as possible when hitting the ball, the hitting point is in front of the line.
Key point two: avoid falling back
pits when the ball is going to hit the ground, causing the body to bunker after 1span. The thoracic spine is behind the ball. When downswing hits the ball, the clubface moves down, causing the clubface to sink into the sand in advance, which makes it impossible to save the ball from the obstacle zone well. A quick-solving small exercise:
1. Put most of your body's center of gravity on your left foot, and at the same time put your left hand on your left leg;
2. , The position of the ball should be aligned with the heel of your left foot,We can draw an auxiliary line on the ground and connect these two points to aim and align;
3. Hold the club with the right hand to swing, try to feel the speed of the club head, after a few tries, swing with both hands Hold the stick to hit the ball, aim at the line of sight on the ground, and the ball can be easily shot out.
