In this video, PGA Professional Nick Drane explains the keys to playing the bunker shot Watch as earthquake hits Japan, triggers tsunami warning Kris Jenner’s mom Mary Jo 'MJ' Shannon’s cause of death ...

SOUTHPORT, England — Please, don’t get in the bunker. The bunker sand here is the real deal: coarse, heavy, dark — troublesome. This Royal Birkdale course ain’t no country club, and its 104 bunkers ...

Golfers know that finding a bunker is rarely a good thing... but just how much of an impact do the sand traps have on scoring for amateurs?

The two-time reigning Masters champ is one of the early leaders at the Genesis Scottish Open on the strength of five birdies and an eagle, but it was a par save on his final hole at the Renaissance ...

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Jordan Smith arrived at The Renaissance Club with plenty of momentum this season. The Englishman fired a tournament-best 63 on Friday to sit tied for the lead heading into Saturday’s third round.

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SOUTHPORT, England — Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns each matched the major championship scoring record of 62 on Friday in The Open, with one celebration far different from the other. Herbert missed a ...

[Oprah Winfrey voice] You get a 62! You get a 62! You get a 62! On Friday, at Royal Birkdale the birdies were flying thick and fast. Lucas Herbert went out in a record-tying 28, before narrowly ...

Robert MacIntyre enjoyed a hot start on Thursday at The British Open, emotionally and on the leaderboard. The Scottish golfer’s frustrations with Royal Birkdale, a links course in Southport, England, ...

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