Is a bunker shot something you look forward to?
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Many golfers freeze with fear when faced with a bunker shot. This fear creates tension and in most cases the wrong sort of movement that is required to play a successful shot.
Follow these simple steps and you will soon be playing bunker shots with a confidence that makes the seemingly difficult task very easy indeed. If you watch the Pro’s on tour you may have noticed how easy they make this shot look.
The traditional way of playing bunker shots involved aiming left, opening the clubface and leaning the shaft towards the target. 
However, in recent years I have found a better, much simpler way of playing great bunker shots.
Simple Swing:
Aim for about 2-3” of sand before the ball but because of the way that this technique uses the bounce of the club the exact amount of sand you take is not that important.
Swing towards the target like a normal golf shot from the grass.
Key Point: The body is the engine
Rotate your body confidently through so your belt buckle finishes facing the target. With a little practice to master this technique you will find your confidence grows and bunker shots become something to look forward to and not something to fear.
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