Assertion: bunker | /r/HasProperty | hazard
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text: Let’s start with the basic premise that a bunker is a hazard and something to be avoided generally, although in the past several decades that thought has changed somewhat among the touring professionals.
text: A bunker, sand trap or water are hazards to be avoided.
text: When weighing up the options a player has out of a bunker, they must first realise a sand trap is classed as a hazard.
text: Bunkers, which used to be classified as "hazards" (a term that was deprecated in the 2019 edition of the rule book) on the golf course, are holes or depressions in the ground, whether natural or manmade, that are filled in with sand (or a similar material).
text: A sand trap is considered a hazard and there are several rules that must be followed when hitting your ball from a hazard.
text: The definition of a bunker tells us that a bunker is a hazard consisting of a prepared area of ground, often a hollow, from which turf or soil has been removed and replaced with sand or the like.
text: Because a bunker is a hazard, the Rules for playing from a bunker are similar to the Rules for playing from a water hazard.
text: Because the bunker is a hazard, there are certain objects that cannot be moved even if they are interfering with your next shot.
text: Fire officials in the area think the bunker is a hazard.
text: Well, bunkers are hazards.
text: All areas of the course that were designed and built as sand bunkers will be played as bunkers (hazards), whether or not they have been raked.
text: A bunker, sand trap or water are hazards to be avoided.
text: A bunker, sand trap or water are hazards to be avoided.
text: When weighing up the options a player has out of a bunker, they must first realise a sand trap is classed as a hazard.
text: This is because a bunker is classified as a hazard, just like yellow and red staked water hazards.
text: A sand trap is considered a hazard and there are several rules that must be followed when hitting your ball from a hazard.