If you’ve ever faced a plugged bunker shot — otherwise known as the dreaded "fried egg lie," where the ball sits buried in a ...
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Rules of Golf Review: My opponent dug his feet in a bunker, then got another club and did it again. Isn't that building a stance?
The Rules of Golf make a destinction between fairly taking a stance and building a stance. Here's what is allowed without a ...
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How to play bunker shots
In this video, Dan Grieve, head professional at Woburn Golf Club, explains how to play bunker shots with some simple tips and ...
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Pick one of these simple New Year's resolutions and you'll be a better golfer in 2026
It's 2026 now, which means you're soon going to be an entirely different person. 20 lbs slimmer and a golfer whose wildest ...
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7 things PGA pros do to play great golf when the weather turns brutal (that you probably don't)
Playing golf in challenging conditions can feel like a slog, but these seven PGA pro tips will help you excel when the ...
Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California, is also an annual stop on the PGA Tour for the Genesis Invitational, but the ladies will get a crack at the legendary course when the 2026 U.S.
If your ball ends up in a plugged lie in the sand, can you remove it to identify it? Rules Guy has the answer.
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'Hell of a shot': Tiger Woods compliments son Charlie after bizarre sequence at junior golf tournament
PGA Tour fans are getting an extra-long break with this week's Sentry at Kapalua canceled. But the tour's biggest star, Tiger ...
Closer wedge shots are sometimes the hardest, so learning how to lag chip is a key ingredient to lowering scores and having ...
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