Related Words

Bunker: A depression in the ground usually (but not always) filled with sand

Grass Bunker: A depression in the gound, generally shaped like a sand-filled bunker but with grass (usually rough) instead

Greenside Bunker: A bunker surrounding, or in close proximity, to the putting surface

Cross Bunker: A long or wide bunker that crosses the fairway rather than running adjacent or parallel to the fairway

Pot Bunker: A small deep bunker, typically with steep sides, requiring a very steep angle of ascent to escape

Fairway Bunker: A sand or deep grass hazard situated in, or adjacent to, the fairway

Short Game: The part of the game that consists of short range (usually not full swing) shots (i.e., putting, chipping, pitching, greenside bunker shots, etc.)

Sand Trap: (also 'trap, bunker, sand bunker') another commonly used term for a sand-filled bunker - a depression in the ground filled with a prepared surface of sand or similar

Trap: A defense designed to slow down the opposition's offense by trapping the puck in the neutral zone, then regaining control of it.

Waste Area: (also 'waste bunker') a relatively unmaintained area (usually, but not always, with a surface of pebbles, sand or similar) that is not considered a hazard