is seen entering a green-side bunker at Tiburon Golf Club when he is asked if he hates it when his players knock it in the sand. “No,” Cowan replies. “Because they get it up and down all the ...

Bunkers are difficult ... rocks scattered throughout the sand, you might be wondering why they are there—and where you should move them. Yes, the Rules of Golf allow you to remove loose ...

Most public courses don’t have manicured short-game practice areas to fine-tune the technique needed to properly hit shots from the sand. As a result, the only bunker practice many golfers get ...

We all want to keep golf affordable and sustainable, too, including course designers. To reduce the resources needed for bunker maintenance, a few factors help, namely, flatter bottoms, shallower ...

No matter whether your wedge is brand new or 20 years old, you’re still facing the same dilemma in a greenside bunker. You’ve got to trust that if you make a big swing through the sand with it ...

Q. May I touch the sand with my club when my ball is in a bunker? A. Touching the sand with your club immediately in front of or behind your ball, during a practice swing or during your backswing is a ...

This ensures a neat getaway from bunkers and also aids various other golf strategies ... or skipping as it cuts through the sand easily. The design of the auto-glide sole ensures that you have ...

Stepping into a bunker to hit a shot and feeling minimal sand under your feet creates immediate intimidation for many golfers. Fitness guru and long driver Averee Dovsek explains how to hit a ...

Scott Kramer covers golf ... bunkers are being incorporated into America’s latest courses. “What concerns me about so many of the new ones you see is there's one common denominator – lots of ...