David Armitage provides two practice drills for improving bunker recovery shots
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 9:19 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Golf Top 100 Teacher David Armitage outlined two specific drills designed to assist golfers in navigating bunker shots. These exercises focus on improving consistency and technique when playing from the sand. The recommendations aim to simplify the process of escaping bunkers during a round. Armitage, recognized for his instructional expertise, emphasizes that these methods help players build confidence around the green. The instruction is available to golfers looking to refine their short game performance through targeted practice sessions. No further details regarding additional training methods were provided.
- •David Armitage identifies two specific drills for bunker recovery.
- •The guidance focuses on simplifying the technique for bunker play.
- •Instruction is provided by a GOLF Top 100 Teacher.
- •The drills are intended for golfers aiming to improve sand play consistency.
- 9:19 PMGolf.com — The 2 best drills for practicing bunker shots, according to a bunker expert
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