The main rule of thumb when you have a ball in water is to just let it be and not try to hit out of it. However, if it truly is playable in shallow water, you may want to go ahead and try to hit it out and save yourself a stroke.
The key here is to play this ball like a buried sand lie with a nine iron which will not bounce off the water like a wedge will. Use a cut shot allowing the blade to slice through the water at an oblique angle and be sure to follow through on your swing.
In other words, you will want your backswing to be more outside of the normal line and then come back in across your line with the blade of the club open.
Keep your hands still in the swing as you won’t want them to release and rotate. You may just find yourself back in the water if this happens.
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