The best way to learn to hit a sand shot or hit different distances from the sand is to focus on your follow-through.
The Swing – On How To Hit a Sand Shot
Keep your backswing length and swing speed consistent but swing to a finish that corresponds to the distance and height you want to hit the ball. Start with two options: a low finish for a low, short shot, and a high finish for a higher, longer shot.
And remember, to hit a sand shot always let the clubhead pass your hands so you don’t get it stuck in the sand.
In the following clip Jay Golden shows you the fundamentals of how to hit a sand shot :-
Fundamentals of Hitting a Sand Shot
At address, the club head should aim at the right of the target
Avoid learning on your front leg to avoid hitting infront of the ball
Avoid leaning on your backfoot to avoid hitting before the ball
Our Golf tip for the day is how to hit solid iron shots. The following video demonstrates a simple drill that will help you hit solid iron shots. Watch the video and then practice. Like we say knowing is not enough, putting into practice what you know is the most important thing.
The good thing about this golf iron shot drill is, you don’t need to go out in the golf course to practice. You can practice it at home on your golf mat. Once you get the feel of the drill you can then go to the golf course and perfect the golf iron shot.
