How to practice sand shots at home.
How to practice sand shots at home. And be a shot game wizard!
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Follow along with this video to learn how to practice your sand shots without a sand trap! Brilliant!
What you need.
A small practice mat about 24" by 24" Some Almost Golf Practice Balls are made of cork and will not break windows and cars, and about 1/2 gallon of sand.
Execution.
Place the 1/2 gallon of sand on the practice mat and smooth it out to form a surface of about 1 foot round and about 2 to 3 inches deep. Have a target (a bucket or basket) about 20 to 30 feet away. Step in and play the shot hitting 2 inches behind the ball. Adjust your swing strength based on how far the ball flew until you can control your distance out of your homemade "bunker."
Need help with your short game. Look no further. The Short Game Guru Dave Pelz will help you out with your shots around the green.
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