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If you believe there is an easy way to avoid a pot bunker on a links course in Scotland, more power to you.
St Andre Golf has a few great tips on how to approach the pot bank.
The most important thing to have in hand, other than your highest club, is a sense of humor.
You will need it.
A tutorial on how (not) to deal with pot bunkers in Scotland, with @StAndreGolf. pic.twitter.com/F2NcdK6EZu
– PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) July 14, 2024
A number of American golfers made the trip across the Atlantic to take part in the recent Scottish Open won by local hero Robert MacIntyre, much to his delight.
“I’ve never been shy about saying: The Scottish Open is what I want,” MacIntyre said of his final round.
And he was sure that he would celebrate realizing his wish.
“I’m not a big drinker, but when you get moments like that it’s a childhood dream and a lifelong goal, and you have family and friends there who have supported you since you were a child, I think it was really good. I’m good,” MacIntyre said afterward. “I think we did a good job with that.
“After this week is over, I’m going to sit down, sit with my team, and we’re going to think about it and maybe celebrate again because, again, it’s been a lifelong goal of mine.”
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