Abstract: The golf course bunker boundary protection system includes a central section located adjacent to the wall of a bunker, a plurality of lower anchors coupled to the central section and located below the sand in the bunker and above the soil in the bunker below the sand, and a plurality of upper anchors coupled to the central section and located between the grass surrounding the bunker and the soil. The upper anchors include a means for attaching the upper anchors to the grass, and the lower anchors include a means for securing the lower anchors to the soil, such as staples, pins, or nails. Advantageously, the upper and lower anchors and the central section are formed of one piece of thin, flexible polymeric material.

Abstract: A golf bunker rake has a coupling member adapted to receive a support. First teeth are connected to the support and have substantially round first tips. Second teeth are connected to the support and have substantially round second tips. The first teeth are longer than the second teeth. The rounded tips of the first teeth prevent damage to the golf bunker liner during use.

Abstract: A golf bunker rake is provided having a coupling member adapted to receive a support. First teeth are connected to the support and have substantially round first tips. Second teeth are connected to the support and have substantially round second tips. The first teeth are longer than the second teeth. The rounded tips of the first teeth prevent damage to the golf bunker liner during use.