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I don't understand why more players don't just putt out of hard bunkers with little or no lip.

I would guess that it's because bunkers are rarely "hard" and have "no lip." And often they have rough between them and the green.

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My home course has hard sand bunkers. I would try and hit my normal bunker shot and skip the club into the ball and rocket it across the green all day long. I took a short game lesson from the local pro and he changed my set up for this shot. instead of opening up my club face to hit this shot he had me keep my face "square". then I play my normal bunker shot. The square face will dig into the sand and not skip.

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