The sand sits 18 feet below the putting surface, and any time a player goes into it, they’re hoping to get out of it in just one shot. Hitting it near the stick is merely a bonus.

“It’s true that many women will struggle in the sand due to our slower swing speed,” explains GM Top 50 coach Katie Dawkins, ...

In golf, waste areas or waste bunkers are treated like what's called the "general area," meaning it's just like hitting off turf. Players can ground their club in a waste bunker, including taking ...

Put 60% of your weight on your left side and take a strong, closed grip with your left hand to enable digging your clubface into the sand. Hit well behind the ball with the force of the entire left ...

The Dare County town of Duck on the Outer Banks issued a warning Thursday — just ahead of the Independence Day week holiday — ...