Fairway bunkers don't have to automatically equate to a penalty shot.
If you have a good lie, you can take a normal swing. The key to making solid contact in a fairway bunker is your setup.
In this video segment, Brian Mogg provides a checklist for your fairway bunker setup.
Follow these steps, and you'll be not only getting out, but putting your ball on the green.
For more tips from Golf Channel to help you with your sand game, click here.
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