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**SeLvesTr** · 04-19-2012, 01:52 AM

Like Damaikis, I put the ball forward in my stance, widen my stance, and open my wedge up. Swinging with a smooth tempo, through the ball, I usually get a decent result out of greenside bunkers. If the ball is plugged, I have the same stance and ball position, but open the wedge up less (sometimes I take my lob wedge and don't open it up at all) and make a powerful swing behind the ball that will stick my clubhead into the sand, popping the ball up and forward. I'm so-so with plugged lies, but decent out of the sand on a good lie.

Don't ask me about fairway bunkers though. They hate me and I hate them.

04-19-2012, 01:52 AM	#5
SeLvesTr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 410 Senior Member	Like Damaikis, I put the ball forward in my stance, widen my stance, and open my wedge up. Swinging with a smooth tempo, through the ball, I usually get a decent result out of greenside bunkers. If the ball is plugged, I have the same stance and ball position, but open the wedge up less (sometimes I take my lob wedge and don't open it up at all) and make a powerful swing behind the ball that will stick my clubhead into the sand, popping the ball up and forward. I'm so-so with plugged lies, but decent out of the sand on a good lie. Don't ask me about fairway bunkers though. They hate me and I hate them.
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