The article highlights modern adjustments in golf instruction that can significantly improve greenside bunker performance, moving away from outdated techniques.

Parker McLachlin explains that an outdated setup can lead to the clubface opening incorrectly, while lowering the hands at setup helps to square the face naturally.

A key recommendation from McLachlin is to lower your hands at setup, which can enhance clubface positioning at address.

By adopting this simpler adjustment, golfers can ensure their clubface points accurately at the target, allowing the loft and bounce of the club to work effectively.

This small change can make sand saves feel easier and more effortless during play.

Additionally, McLachlin's platform, ShortGameChef.com, provides resources for golfers to enhance their short game through personalized tips and expert insights.