Learn how to tackle the challenging fried egg bunker shot with expert tips on technique, club selection, and positioning
PGA Championship winner Xander Schauffele plays a shot from a bunker on the 14th hole at Valhalla. | AFPA fried egg bunker shot occurs when the ball is partially buried in the sand, with the majority of the ball visible above the surface. This type of shot requires a delicate touch and precise technique to execute successfully.How deep is the bunker? A deeper bunker requires a steeper angle of attack.
Stand closer to the ball than you would for a standard bunker shot, with your feet shoulder-width apart.Open the clubface slightly to increase the loft and prevent the club from digging too deeply into the sand.Align the clubface with the center of the ball, taking into account the slope and grain of the sand.Take a shallow swing, keeping the clubhead close to the surface of the sand.
Remember to assess the situation, choose the right club, position yourself correctly, and swing with a shallow, gentle motion. With time and practice, you'll be escaping those pesky bunkers like a pro! Catch you on the fairways! -Sewgolum is a PGA AA golf professional , Golf Pro for Saudi Aramco and was voted Top 5 International PGA professional for the year 2022.
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