Bunker - Hands on Drills
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Tyler uses tactile drills and coaching concepts to teach his ideas of the core components of the bunker technique
In this video, Tyler walks the coaches through the hands-on drills for the bunker shot. The tactile drills include drills working on stacked centers, smooth force, and controlling the entry and low point. Tyler shows his favorite line drawing feedback for bunker practice and highlights how too much width, or too shallow of a swing, is a major culprit for poor bunker play.
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Okay, so how is this going to apply for the bunker?
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Oh yeah.
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Is there any one of these that we're going to change as in with all the wedges
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I said,
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constant radius, constant radius, smooth force, constant radius, it's going to
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change.
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So I still like really good stack centers, smooth force from using the body,
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but constant
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radius tends to create too much width.
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And one of the big goals in the bunker is to have a steeper angle of attack in
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the bottom
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of the swing forward without having the depth too great.
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So I have to be a little bit more narrow so that I can then like come up out of
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it so
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that I can create the club head passing to use the bounce, but also control the
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depth
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of the low point.
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So it's just a little bit more kind of narrow and like extreme stacked, and
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then a little
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bit more kind of throw so it goes from narrow to wide to kind of back narrow.
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Absolutely.
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Yeah, it kind of has almost that feel right, because, but I'll show you how I
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will go over
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there.
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Like I said, you'll have the bunker stuff looks like there's a bunch of golf
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balls.
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It's a big bunker.
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Let's see what the sand feels.
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So the number one thing I recommend for self-guided is to get comfortable with
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that.
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It's comfortable with where to draw the lines so that they have a good sense of
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what we're
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trying to accomplish.
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So what do the two lines represent?
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That's a pretty narrow one.
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I'm good with entry.
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So I want the club to enter there, but that's exit at that point.
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Is that what you want?
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Entry and low point, so a most bad bunker play comes from getting too shallow
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and having
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the low point behind the golf ball, which causes either the blade or the chunk.
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It won't make us go chase it, but as long as the low point is ahead of the golf
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ball,
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it's going to tend to get up.
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I'm not going to like blade chunk it.
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So that satisfies the first goal of kind of like get it out, get it on.
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So I almost always start with feedback as far as drawing these two lines.
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And that's where having the narrowness and the more stackness helps to move
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that low
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point forward.
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Now that was very deep.
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Why was that deep?
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Yeah, because I was just kind of swinging with one arm and had no verticals,
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right?
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I didn't come up out of it enough.
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If I did the same thing and I came up out of it, that would help control the
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depth and
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that would have made it up.
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Now when you're doing the single or the left arm, in this one, definitely the
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right hand
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is usually a lot easier because if I switch, this is where I need to be for my
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left arm
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only release and that typically, you know, compared to a normal full swing,
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like that
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narrow release doesn't feel great, but out of a bunker, it will.
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Now as far as the guided stuff, come over here real quick, so I still, I use
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this one
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a lot of like no shifting off the ball and you don't have to hit any of this.
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So get a little bit more forward, like that way with your not by moving just by
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, yeah,
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there you go.
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So that would be more of like nose in line with the golf ball as a rough guide.
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I can do the, let's guide kind of the backswing and stack centers, good.
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And then one of the ones I'll do is, okay, go up to the top there and then just
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kind
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of come down a little bit, okay.
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So this is where one of the different fields for bunker would be go up to the
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top.
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That first movement is going to be a little bit more, almost this kind of like
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stab my
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foot there or stab it into my knee so that then now when you go vertical and
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stay forward,
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you'll be able to bring that out.
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And then on this one, I'll also do a little bit of this guiding to the finish.
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You don't have to, you can, but just kind of swing through, good.
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And then the really hard one, this will be fun, we'll try and hit one.
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So if you try to hit one for someone, hey, that was pretty good, yeah.
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It's like, I have a bunker that's smaller than this and oftentimes I can barely
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get
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it out.
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So they will get a different feel of the same contact by doing that kind of
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guided, especially
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like, for golfers who tend to kind of like release and like really spin the
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face, I'm
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helping them feel like the club coming around but staying open.
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But it's hard to get a whole lot of distance on that shot.
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So you can do a little guided stuff, help each other out and try the single
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arms, pretty
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good.
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Okay, find your team, find your partners.
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This is the last section.
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And you can spread out, there's tons of bunker space.
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Try the single arms if you've never done the single arm bunker shots.
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I'm going to need a lot of help with the spear to create the narrow and then
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the further
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the spear.
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The spear.
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That's, uh, uh, uh, James Seekman.
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Seekman.
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Yeah.
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He hailed me from trying to get my club to deliver on the angle of the cuff
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left wrist.
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Yeah.
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Cause I was going, boom, I guess.
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Yeah.
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And you would get, yeah, get a little diggy.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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The lines, it's, it's really helpful for a lot of golfers.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Fielding.
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There's our candidate.
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So we know that that miss comes from being too shallow.
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So what are we going to, we, we know that that miss comes from being too
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shallow.
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So who's your coach?
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Who's helping her?
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So I think you are, but I will be glad to, I will be glad to.
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So let's start by, here we'll start with the easiest one.
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So here's the golf ball.
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I want you to get a little bit ahead of this.
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Good.
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Now do a slow motion.
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Go up to the top of the swing, come one down slow, get a little taller away
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from it, but
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stay ahead of it.
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What does that feel like?
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Does that feel like you're more on top of it?
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Okay.
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Other than, other than being into the wind, how did, how did the sand feel?
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Better?
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Soft.
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Is that small, small change, little change?
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Big change?
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Small?
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Okay.
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Good.
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Maybe pick a different spot in the bunker, or, or there's no rule that you have
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to go with
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the pins.
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You could hit it right out there.
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So then you're not going.
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That's a variable.
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Trajectory, yeah, trajectory and distance.
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I felt like I'd given this, I'd say, it didn't like to feel like I'm going to
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give it it.
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For whatever reason, I've, in the past, I've thought entry point, but I've
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thought low
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point in here or not, in here.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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That's, I think that is a, I, a profoundly misunderstood.
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Good concept.
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Right.
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Like, just understanding that you want the club continuing to go down helps a
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lot of like
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chunk blade combo.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So the ball, the ball is not in the middle of the divot.
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The ball is in like the back third of the divot.
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Yeah.
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So was that one thin, was that one too up too fast?
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I, I actually wasn't watching.
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I heard it and I looked afterward and it looked like the, I'm guessing based on
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where
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the contact was, the ureper body was a little bit too, too back or the radius,
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just like
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you didn't let the arms fully release.
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Yeah, that one looked a little bit too far back.
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Like upper body.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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No.
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Not too much extension, like too much tilt.
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What?
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Arquith.
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Arquith.
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That's, so it goes kind of narrow to wide to narrow.
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So let's just feel.
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So go ahead and so a little kind of steeper there.
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Steeper there.
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Yep.
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Yeah.
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What felt different there.
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Just a little more forward.
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Yeah.
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That's what I meant by forward.
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And the ball instead.
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Yep.
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Yeah.
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There.
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Yes.
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Yeah.
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That was better.
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Yeah.
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That just felt more forward.
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Yeah.
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That felt like a hard pan.
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Then depending on the shot that you're trying to hit, like you can't go really
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deep so you
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have to control depth.
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So oftentimes, like I would say there's two kinds of hard pan.
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There's ones where it will give a little bit.
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And then there's one where the club is just going to like bounce off the ground
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.
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Very hard pan versus like hard pan that has a little give to it.
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Do you know what I'm kind of, so if it's the hard pan where it's going to
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bounce then
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I like to kind of like raise the handle and get a little bit more like almost
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toe underneath
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the ball.
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Like basically keeping the heel off the ground from digging.
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So then I'll do almost a little bit more of kind of like a cut type motion so
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that I
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can come down steeper but still get the toe underneath it.
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Is it the same buck difference?
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No, you're hitting closer to it.
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And you're still getting under the ball in the forward line?
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You're trying to, it's just not going to dig.
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Yeah.
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I like bucking more.
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More like a chip shot.
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Rather, when you did the assisted, were you doing 100% of the work and he was
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just going
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to arrive?
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He helped.
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He helped.
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For some, I will do it 100%.
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That's like here.
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Go ahead and get set up.
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Yes.
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Are you ready?
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Mm-hmm.
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Okay.
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I thought you were ready.
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Okay.
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You were holding.
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Yeah.
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And some of them, this one doesn't work too well.
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Go ahead and set up to the ball.
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Okay.
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You ready?
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Mm-hmm.
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Ha ha.
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I'm not getting ready.
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What did the sand feel?
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Like there.
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It's like that.
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It's like the sand.
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It did.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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It's clear up there.
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Yes.
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Okay, so how is this going to apply for the bunker?
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Oh yeah.
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Is there any one of these that we're going to change as in with all the wedges
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I said,
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constant radius, constant radius, smooth force, constant radius, it's going to
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change.
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So I still like really good stack centers, smooth force from using the body,
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but constant
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radius tends to create too much width.
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And one of the big goals in the bunker is to have a steeper angle of attack in
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the bottom
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of the swing forward without having the depth too great.
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So I have to be a little bit more narrow so that I can then like come up out of
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it so
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that I can create the club head passing to use the bounce, but also control the
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depth
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of the low point.
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So it's just a little bit more kind of narrow and like extreme stacked, and
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then a little
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bit more kind of throw so it goes from narrow to wide to kind of back narrow.
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Absolutely.
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Yeah, it kind of has almost that feel right, because, but I'll show you how I
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will go over
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there.
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Like I said, you'll have the bunker stuff looks like there's a bunch of golf
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balls.
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It's a big bunker.
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Let's see what the sand feels.
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So the number one thing I recommend for self-guided is to get comfortable with
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that.
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It's comfortable with where to draw the lines so that they have a good sense of
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what we're
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trying to accomplish.
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So what do the two lines represent?
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That's a pretty narrow one.
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I'm good with entry.
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So I want the club to enter there, but that's exit at that point.
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Is that what you want?
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Entry and low point, so a most bad bunker play comes from getting too shallow
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and having
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the low point behind the golf ball, which causes either the blade or the chunk.
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It won't make us go chase it, but as long as the low point is ahead of the golf
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ball,
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it's going to tend to get up.
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I'm not going to like blade chunk it.
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So that satisfies the first goal of kind of like get it out, get it on.
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So I almost always start with feedback as far as drawing these two lines.
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And that's where having the narrowness and the more stackness helps to move
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that low
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point forward.
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Now that was very deep.
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Why was that deep?
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Yeah, because I was just kind of swinging with one arm and had no verticals,
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right?
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I didn't come up out of it enough.
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If I did the same thing and I came up out of it, that would help control the
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depth and
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that would have made it up.
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Now when you're doing the single or the left arm, in this one, definitely the
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right hand
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is usually a lot easier because if I switch, this is where I need to be for my
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left arm
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only release and that typically, you know, compared to a normal full swing,
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like that
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narrow release doesn't feel great, but out of a bunker, it will.
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Now as far as the guided stuff, come over here real quick, so I still, I use
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this one
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a lot of like no shifting off the ball and you don't have to hit any of this.
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So get a little bit more forward, like that way with your not by moving just by
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, yeah,
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there you go.
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So that would be more of like nose in line with the golf ball as a rough guide.
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I can do the, let's guide kind of the backswing and stack centers, good.
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And then one of the ones I'll do is, okay, go up to the top there and then just
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kind
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of come down a little bit, okay.
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So this is where one of the different fields for bunker would be go up to the
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top.
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That first movement is going to be a little bit more, almost this kind of like
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stab my
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foot there or stab it into my knee so that then now when you go vertical and
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stay forward,
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you'll be able to bring that out.
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And then on this one, I'll also do a little bit of this guiding to the finish.
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You don't have to, you can, but just kind of swing through, good.
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And then the really hard one, this will be fun, we'll try and hit one.
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So if you try to hit one for someone, hey, that was pretty good, yeah.
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It's like, I have a bunker that's smaller than this and oftentimes I can barely
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get
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it out.
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So they will get a different feel of the same contact by doing that kind of
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guided, especially
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like, for golfers who tend to kind of like release and like really spin the
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face, I'm
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helping them feel like the club coming around but staying open.
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But it's hard to get a whole lot of distance on that shot.
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So you can do a little guided stuff, help each other out and try the single
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arms, pretty
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good.
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Okay, find your team, find your partners.
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This is the last section.
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And you can spread out, there's tons of bunker space.
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Try the single arms if you've never done the single arm bunker shots.
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I'm going to need a lot of help with the spear to create the narrow and then
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the further
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the spear.
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The spear.
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That's, uh, uh, uh, James Seekman.
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Seekman.
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Yeah.
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He hailed me from trying to get my club to deliver on the angle of the cuff
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left wrist.
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Yeah.
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Cause I was going, boom, I guess.
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Yeah.
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And you would get, yeah, get a little diggy.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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The lines, it's, it's really helpful for a lot of golfers.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Fielding.
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There's our candidate.
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So we know that that miss comes from being too shallow.
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So what are we going to, we, we know that that miss comes from being too
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shallow.
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So who's your coach?
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Who's helping her?
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So I think you are, but I will be glad to, I will be glad to.
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So let's start by, here we'll start with the easiest one.
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So here's the golf ball.
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I want you to get a little bit ahead of this.
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Good.
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Now do a slow motion.
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Go up to the top of the swing, come one down slow, get a little taller away
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from it, but
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stay ahead of it.
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What does that feel like?
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Does that feel like you're more on top of it?
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Okay.
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Other than, other than being into the wind, how did, how did the sand feel?
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Better?
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Soft.
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Is that small, small change, little change?
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Big change?
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Small?
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Okay.
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Good.
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Maybe pick a different spot in the bunker, or, or there's no rule that you have
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to go with
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the pins.
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You could hit it right out there.
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So then you're not going.
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That's a variable.
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Trajectory, yeah, trajectory and distance.
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I felt like I'd given this, I'd say, it didn't like to feel like I'm going to
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give it it.
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For whatever reason, I've, in the past, I've thought entry point, but I've
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thought low
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point in here or not, in here.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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That's, I think that is a, I, a profoundly misunderstood.
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Good concept.
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Right.
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Like, just understanding that you want the club continuing to go down helps a
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lot of like
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chunk blade combo.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So the ball, the ball is not in the middle of the divot.
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The ball is in like the back third of the divot.
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Yeah.
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So was that one thin, was that one too up too fast?
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I, I actually wasn't watching.
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I heard it and I looked afterward and it looked like the, I'm guessing based on
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where
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the contact was, the ureper body was a little bit too, too back or the radius,
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just like
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you didn't let the arms fully release.
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Yeah, that one looked a little bit too far back.
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Like upper body.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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No.
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Not too much extension, like too much tilt.
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What?
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Arquith.
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Arquith.
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That's, so it goes kind of narrow to wide to narrow.
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So let's just feel.
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So go ahead and so a little kind of steeper there.
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Steeper there.
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Yep.
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Yeah.
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What felt different there.
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Just a little more forward.
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Yeah.
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That's what I meant by forward.
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And the ball instead.
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Yep.
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Yeah.
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There.
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Yes.
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Yeah.
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That was better.
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Yeah.
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That just felt more forward.
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Yeah.
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That felt like a hard pan.
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Then depending on the shot that you're trying to hit, like you can't go really
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deep so you
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have to control depth.
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So oftentimes, like I would say there's two kinds of hard pan.
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There's ones where it will give a little bit.
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And then there's one where the club is just going to like bounce off the ground
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.
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Very hard pan versus like hard pan that has a little give to it.
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Do you know what I'm kind of, so if it's the hard pan where it's going to
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bounce then
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I like to kind of like raise the handle and get a little bit more like almost
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toe underneath
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the ball.
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Like basically keeping the heel off the ground from digging.
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So then I'll do almost a little bit more of kind of like a cut type motion so
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that I
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can come down steeper but still get the toe underneath it.
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Is it the same buck difference?
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No, you're hitting closer to it.
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And you're still getting under the ball in the forward line?
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You're trying to, it's just not going to dig.
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Yeah.
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I like bucking more.
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More like a chip shot.
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Rather, when you did the assisted, were you doing 100% of the work and he was
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just going
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to arrive?
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He helped.
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He helped.
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For some, I will do it 100%.
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That's like here.
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Go ahead and get set up.
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Yes.
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Are you ready?
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Mm-hmm.
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Okay.
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I thought you were ready.
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Okay.
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You were holding.
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Yeah.
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And some of them, this one doesn't work too well.
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Go ahead and set up to the ball.
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Okay.
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You ready?
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Mm-hmm.
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Ha ha.
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I'm not getting ready.
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What did the sand feel?
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Like there.
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It's like that.
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It's like the sand.
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It did.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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It's clear up there.
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Yes.
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Q&A from Day 111:55
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Full Swing Training and Class Design Lecture57:55
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Physical Warm Up11:24
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Full Swing Self Guided Drill Lab1:11:33
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Distance Wedge - Hands on Drills30:45
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Q&A - Flat Spot and Where do I Start?49:04
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Putting - Hands on Drills1:01:48
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Chipping - Hands on Drills36:10
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Bunker - Hands on Drills13:10