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Anyone ever see this aid before? Pocket Bunker. Practice bunker shots from grass.


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Nothing on YT.  Advertised web site is just a holding page. Looks cheap enough just to humor yourself and get a laugh if it doesn't work.

 

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And I thought driving range flash cards were pretty "out there". I'd probably buy this too. :-P

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I feel like this would only make my sand game worse. Even less resistance than hitting a regular ball off of grass I would imagine.

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Looking at it - it looks like it would make me want to go right underneath the ball.  You can even see on the picture on the back of the box . .the ball on the pocket bunker is much higher than the ball in the sand.  I have no sand skills (other than I usually get out) but that seems weird. 


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Hi! The Pocket Bunker was launched on the 13th of July 2016 on the Indiegogo platform.  There you will find comprehensive information which includes a video that shows how it works as well as the durability thereof. PGA pro's are amazed at how results are almost immediate. The link is: https://igg.me/at/pocketbunker. It received great reviews from Golfpunkhq and Golfshake! It surely is cheap enough to give it a try! You will be amazed!


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On May 4, 2016 at 5:03 PM, nevets88 said:

Nothing on YT.  Advertised web site is just a holding page. Looks cheap enough just to humor yourself and get a laugh if it doesn't work.

 

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I'd be willing to write a review if the moderators permitted it

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4 hours ago, woodzie264 said:

I'd be willing to write a review if the moderators permitted it

They're going to send a few to me. You can always write reviews of products you buy, of course.

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On 8/8/2016 at 5:39 PM, woodzie264 said:

I'd be willing to write a review if the moderators permitted it

I'd  also be willing to write a review,if they sent me one for free,Lol.

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4 minutes ago, ralphs007 said:

I'd  also be willing to write a review,if they sent me one for free,Lol.

It's not the freebie, it's the pencil :content:

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Has anyone tried this? @iacas? Came across it on Amazon just now and while I don't usually go for this type of thing I would buy it if it's any good.


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I saw those the other day and thought they were a gimmick, but I guess not. I'll have to try them out. Thanks for your review.


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