GOLF Top 100 Teacher David Armitage has an easy method for changing the distance on bunker shots without changing your swing.

GOLF Top 100 Teacher David Armitage explained how recreational golfers can alter bunker-shot distances without altering their swing technique. In an episode of Top 100 Teacher Sessions, Armitage outlined a straightforward system for controlling greenside bunker shots by adjusting club selection and clubface angles.
Armitage recommends using three wedges—gap wedge, sand wedge, and lob wedge—paired with three different face positions: square, 1 o'clock, or 2 o'clock. This combination yields nine distinct distances using a single swing, while golfers are also advised to account for sand firmness rather than attempting to manufacture spin.
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