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    Tee Boxes

    Every hole on the golf course will have at least 3 separate tee boxes, all positioned at various distances from the putting green. The closest is typically marked with a red tee marker.

    Each tee box will have a marker on the side, and is typically 10 yards apart. The length of a tee box is approximately 9 feet, or the length of 2 clubs.

    The reason why a tee box is such a large area is so that you have the benefit of teeing up in different locations based on what type of shot you would like to make. When making your shot, you have to tee up your ball anywhere inside the 10 yard X 9 foot location.

    According to the official golf rules, it is not necessary to stand inside of the tee box itself. Your feet are allowed to be outside of this area so long as the ball remains inside.

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    How To Become An Expert In The Bunker (6)

    Sunday, December 14th, 2008

    The best shot to take out of any sandy situation is the splash shot. However, there are times when exploding the ball, although a common shot for golfers that are unskilled in the splash shot, is actually the better strategy.
    Such examples when the explosion shot from the bunker is the best choice include: the classic [...]

    How To Become An Expert In The Bunker (5)

    Friday, December 12th, 2008

    With only two key shots available to golfers when trying to get the ball out of a sand bunker (the splash or the explosion), the splash shot should be used at all times possible. And because the splash takes skill and practice, most players try to explode the ball without giving the shot a second [...]

    How To Become An Expert In The Bunker (4)

    Friday, December 12th, 2008

    If you are having trouble hitting your ball out of the bunker with the right direction and control needed, I would be willing to bet that you use the explosion shot just about every time.
    Most golfers do, because the other alternative is the splash shot which takes quite a bit of skill and patience to [...]

    How To Become An Expert In The Bunker (3)

    Thursday, December 11th, 2008

    To become a better bunker player, and not just your everyday golfer that explodes the ball up and out of the sand, you need to focus on the skill of properly executing the splash shot.
    This is the type of shot that separates the good players from those that obviously do not put forth the effort [...]

    How To Become An Expert In The Bunker (2)

    Thursday, December 11th, 2008

    If you are the type of golfer who has not broken the 100 score and have yet to put forth the necessary practice into your short game to do so, specifically your sand shots, then it’s time to make a decision.
    Either you become a more strategic player or you stay at the same skill level [...]

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