The Bunker Mistake I’ve Been Making For Years - Fixed In 5 Minutes!

Finally fix your bunker play! Learn how to play a bunker shot with Stack and Tilt guru Billy Irvine's simple adjustment that transforms golf bunker shot technique from random to consistent. This escape bunker golf lesson reveals the weight distribution secret most golfers miss. To learn more about Stack&Tilt Camp, you can watch this video here:    • Stack&Tilt Camp Spain 2024  

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0:02 - 😤 The random bunker contact problem (no control, unpredictable results)
0:50 - 📊 Weight distribution: 75/25 lead vs normal swing's shifting pattern
2:28 - 🔧 The wrench concept: stable lead knee prevents chaotic low point
4:00 - ✅ Immediate results: soft, high shots with control
5:28 - 🎯 Three perfect shots proving the breakthrough

This game-changing golf bunker shot technique tutorial solves the chaotic low point problem that makes bunker play random and anxiety-inducing. Discover why normal swing motion (5545 to 6040 to 955 weight shift) creates unstable contact in sand, and learn the 75/25 preset weight distribution that transforms your lead knee into a stable wrench. Watch real-time transformation from unpredictable fat/thin contact to consistently soft, high escape bunker golf shots by maintaining lead knee flexion throughout the swing instead of excessive forward movement.

What You'll Learn:
-Why normal range-of-motion swing creates "chaotic" low point in bunkers despite correct technique elsewhere
-The hip slide/linear motion problem: lead knee flexion keeps changing, making low point unpredictable
-Stack and Tilt swing model: P1 (5545) → P4 (6040) → P10 (955) weight progression works for normal shots
-How to play a bunker shot modification: 75/25 weight preset (much more lead-side biased from setup)
-Wider stance foundation: creates stable base on unstable sand surface for better balance
-The wrench concept application: lead knee as stabilizer (not mover) throughout bunker swing
-Why keeping lead knee pinned prevents excessive flex increases that destabilize low point
-Difference from normal swing: club rehinging faster, lead arm flexing earlier, shorter arc overall
-Mental shift: concentrate on arms and club motion around stable point instead of timing knee movement forward
-Feel vs real lesson moment: conceptually knowing you should do something versus actually doing it with confidence
-Why being "your own worst enemy" prevents implementing fixes you'd teach others easily
-The 3-shots-proves-mastery principle: consistent execution three times confirms breakthrough achieved
-Common coaching pitfall: getting "lost in the weeds" on details instead of fundamentals like golf bunker shot technique weight
-How softer, higher trajectory results directly from stable low point control (not manipulation)

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