Bump and run

Bump and run

As the name suggests a bump and run describes a ball which is hit into the air flies towards the target and then 'bumps' into the ground and 'rolls' the rest of the way towards its target. A seven iron, six iron and five iron are the most commonly used clubs to perform this shot with.

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