| Having your golf ball buried (fried egg)
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| | compensate to get underneath it. The
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| in the sand trap doesn't happen very
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| | short, steep, attacking type of swing
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| often, but when it does it can be
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| | works best.
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| daunting golf shot to golfers of any
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| | Here are the 3 swing thoughts to remember
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| level. Here are a few simple tips to help
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| | when confronted with a buried lie from a
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| you pull this golf shot off.
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| | greenside bunker:
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| The first thing you should remember is to
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| | 1. Set up with a much squarer stance than
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| not take a big swing and follow through.
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| | you would with a regular sand shot.
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| I know this might sound a little strange,
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| | 2. Also square the clubface more, which
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| but let me explain why. The idea is to
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| | will allow the leading edge of the golf
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| pick your sand wedge up quickly, swing
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| | club to enter the sand first.
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| down steep with your golf club and have
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| | 3. Pick a spot about 1-3 inches behind
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| it stick into the sand. The force of the
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| | the golf ball. Pick up your sand wedge
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| golf club coming down will cause the golf
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| | quickly and steep on your backswing, and
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| ball to pop out, but it will have very
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| | then swing down with same steep angle of
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| little spin if any. You'll have a much
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| | attack with no follow through. Your golf
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| better chance of getting your golf ball
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| | club should remain stuck in the ground.
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| out of the bunker than if you tried to
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| | If you make the correct swing you won't
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| blast it out.
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| | be able to follow through because of the
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| This swing works because it allows for
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| | steep angle of attack, which will be a
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| the golf club to get underneath the ball.
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| | sign that you made the correct swing
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| When the golf ball is resting below the
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| | adjustment to hit this golf shot.
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| surface of the sand you need to
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