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Date Posted: 15:02:55 09/29/01 Sat
Author: I.J. Munro
Subject: NG, Sand Traps and ball position on all shots
In reply to: B. H. Meyer 's message, "NG, sand traps and ball position on all shots" on 16:33:00 09/27/01 Thu

For an excellent description of ball position for each of the groups of golf clubs found in the bag, read the article `Back to the Basics` starting on page 22 in the July/August issue of `Natural Golfer` magazine under the general title `natural golf instruction`. I have found the whole series of articles, (incomplete as yet), which started in the `May/June issue of the magazine, very helpful in the way they refreshed and re-inforced the original lessons presented in the LOBG videos. Also in the first of the magazine series was a lesson in recovery from sand (page 32). This may answer your question about sand play.

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