Forrest Richardson's interest in bunker-rake placement inspired what may be the most exhaustive study of the topic ever conducted. The post Where to leave bunker rakes? This course designer has ...

Rule 15.2a covers this topic as a bunker rake is considered a movable obstruction. Any obstruction that can be moved with reasonable effort and does not damage the course (think artificial objects ...

Unless local rules state otherwise, leave the rake outside the bunker. Which, for the record, is also where you should strive to leave your ball. More Instruction ...

Wheeler: Typically, if I’m in a bunker, I walk and grab the rake then walk back to the shortest point of entrance to get into my ball. That’s a big thing.

OK to take rake into bunker. September 21, 2010 - 11:00 pm A. It's no wonder you never heard of this rule, Katie, because there is no such rule.

Friday, while playing with Tiger Woods and Justin Rose, Spieth somehow managed not to explode with he hit a hidden rake in the tall grass atop a right fairway bunker on the par-4 No. 2 hole. "Oh ...

So a rules official tried to get it to move with a bunker rake toss and, well, FAIL: Gooch got to take relief and he ended up with some great quotes in the process. Via the PGA Tour: ...

Bunkers When Bunker Raking is Allowed. Q. When may I rake the bunker? A. When your ball is in a bunker, you may rake the bunker at any time to care for the course as long as you do not improve the ...

Q. I hit my ball into a greenside bunker where it plugged and we couldn't see it. I knew I had to find my ball in order for it not to be lost, but we weren't sure of the procedure since the bunker ...

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Along with that grade, Richardson offered guidance. “In this position,” he wrote, “the rake is placed in the bunker with the tines down and the handle propped on the lip.