Bunker Play is a term used in golf to describe a specific situation where a player's ball lands in a sand trap, also known as a bunker. These traps are strategically placed on the course to challenge players and require special techniques to escape. The goal is to hit the ball out of the sand and onto the green or fairway with precision. To successfully execute a bunker shot, players often use a sand wedge, which has a wide sole to help glide through the sand. Proper stance, grip, and swing technique are essential for making solid contact with the ball while avoiding the sand's resistance.