Ryan Young, a top instructor at Chambers Bay, shows you how to finally overcome gnarly greenside bunker shots. No golfer enjoys hitting bunker shots, but, unfortunately, they come with the territory ...

Els was an exceptional bunker player in his day, ranking consistently high in sand save statistics during his career. For the “Big Easy”, the bunker is simply an extension of his short game. He was ...

If you’ve ever faced a plugged bunker shot — otherwise known as the dreaded "fried egg lie," where the ball sits buried in a crater of sand — you know how quickly panic can set in. Fortunately, golf ...

Like The Golf Fix on Facebook: Let’s Do This! Follow The Golf Fix on Twitter: @TheGolfFix Breed’s Reads -For greenside bunker shots, it’s important to have an open club face and stance. Dig your feet ...

Fried eggs are a great way to start your day — especially when paired with toast — but it’s a different story on the golf course. These tricky bunker shots have a way of taking the wind out of your ...

As we approach my golf ball, it’s clear that my last little mishit ended up becoming a disastrous situation. Not only do I have a tricky 40-yard wedge shot, but the ball is buried in some thick rough, ...

Like many amateur golfers, you probably have a knack for finding the bunker and an even harder time getting out of it. Have no fear, watch ‘7 Nights at The Academy’ tonight at 7 p.m. ET and two-time ...

Golf instruction is ever-evolving, but the best advice stands the test of time. In GOLF.com's new series, Timeless Tips, we're highlighting some of the greatest advice teachers and players have ...

Golfers new to the game are often unaware that it's a penalty to repair a pitch mark or replace a divot if it's on your line of play (Rule 8.1). By doing so, you're improving your next shot and that ...

No golfer enjoys hitting bunker shots, but, unfortunately, they come with the territory when playing golf. While the most important part of a successful bunker shot is simply getting the ball out in ...