Video Analysis and Troubleshooting Overview

Bunker issues boil down to a handful of common errors.

From a sand contact perspective, the sand contact location is too far behind the ball (or rarely sometimes too far forward), the sand depth is too deep (or no sand contact at all), or the low point isn't far enough ahead of the golf ball.

From a technique standpoint, this can boil down to a few issues as well.

The Sand contact location or low point too far back is usually a result of:

• Swaying off the ball
• Too much body tilt on the way through
• Too much arm lift on the way through
• Too wide coming into the ball

Poor sand depth comes from

• Too much body power, not enough arm and core power
• Rehinging and arm lift during impact
• Club face rotating too closed