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The fried egg requires a different technique.

What you need to do is actually square the face so it'll dig down underneath that bad lie and propel that ball right out onto the green.

Here's a thing playing out of a buried lion of bunk is completely different than playing out of a nice clean

lion a green side bunker.

You need to be aggressive on any shot, whether it's sitting cleanly or it's a fried egg.

Well, we've all faced it, the dreaded fried egg. It's not to be feared

though it's actually a pretty easy shot to hit. Welcome back to the School of Golf Architecture on the Friday

podcast and to the second part of my discussion with architect Jeff Ming

Gay about golf course routing. I'm Garrett Morrison.

Now I'd recommend that you go back and listen to part one if you haven't already.

That episode lays a lot of groundwork for what we discuss in this one.

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