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Originally Posted by flash4353
I've always had problems with bunkers until I spent $65 and tried a used C3I sand wedge. You have to simply line up in a regular stance and hit the sand an inch or two behind the ball. My golf partners kid me about the best $65 I ever spent. I was keeping track until about my 30th sand shot several months ago when I was 27 for 30 successful shots.
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For the average player, specially sand wedges like that, are a god send. Cleveland Smart Sole is a particularly good one.
I have 3 or 4 such wedges, that I give to friends, who really struggle with bunkers. Getting out of a bunker is almost automatic with that sort of wedge. What they lack in flexibility, they made up for, in consistency.