How to play shots if your feet are planted in a bunker whilst your ball is on grass and the type of spin you need for these shots so that you can stay in control of the ball. Think about the imargney clock in your head, then swing the club back to 9 on the clock and down to 5. Hold it there to get the control and spin you need.

One of the ways to play awkward shots is to always have the heel of your golf club up off the ground so it will skip the club won’t get caught when you make your golf swing. It would be best if you gripped right down to the end of the grip, where your index finger touches the steel of the shaft. It will always help you glide through the grass to let you create the necessary spin required for your shot. Take a few rehearsal swings to get a feel. Also, go to the golf course at a quiet time, and experiment with hitting all sorts of shots. Start hitting hooking and slices, and see how it happens and what kind of feeling you have in your hands after the shot. Then try and put balls behind a tree and try and slice the ball because you will have to do it sometime on the course. Do the same try and hit hooks around a tree. Just keep learning from golf shots, practice shots on the hill up and down the side of the hill below and above your feet and start learning all the different types of spin you put on the ball; you will have a lot of fun practising this way, along with impoverishing your golf.