What is another word for sand bunkers?
Pronunciation: [sˈand bˈʌŋkəz] (IPA) 
Sand bunkers, also known as sand traps or sand hazards, are a common feature on golf courses. These areas are filled with sand and strategically placed to make shots more difficult for players. Sand bunkers can be found on the fairway, near the green, or around the tee box. In addition to sand traps, golfers may encounter hazards such as water hazards, rough terrain, or thick vegetation. These obstacles contribute to the challenge and excitement of the game of golf. Golfers must be mindful and strategic in their shot selection to navigate through various hazards and sand bunkers.
