The important thing is that the sand be in as good or better condition than that which you found it in. Make sure golfers following behind you have a good quality bunker from which to play any necessary sand shots.
How to Rake Sand Bunkers
By Brent Kelley, About.com
When you are finished, the sand's surface should be evened out, with no signs of divots or footprints, and no excess sand having been pulled toward the bunker's edge. There will be little furrows left from the tines of the rake.
Prev
- Find the Best Entry and Exit Point
- Enter the Bunker with Rake
- Play Your Shot
- Smooth Over the Sand as You Back Out of the Bunker
- Exit the Bunker and Complete Raking
- Admire Your Work
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