Effective Medical Director Leadership. The role of the Medical Director has become increasingly important over the past year. In addition to the usual 3 year accreditation surveys, many of our centers have experienced arduous validation inspections by CMS. Our medical directors have always been key participants in preparation for accreditation.
The etymology of the word bunker itself is variously ascribed to the 16th century Scots word 'bonkar', meaning a chest, or, by some, to Scandinavian or Old Flemish. The word Bunker in golf does not appear until the 1812 Royal & Ancient rules of golf. The word 'hazard' is French in origin, much as Caddie, reflecting the strong connections between Scotland and France in earlier times. When courses were created inland they incorporated the tradition of these hazards as the Bunker and the Water Hazard.
Players try to keep the ball on the fairway as they hit toward the green. Rough-Un-mowed areas along the sides of the fairway. Players want to avoid hitting the ball in the rough. Hazards-Bodies of water or bunkers (also known as sand traps) between the tee box and the green. Putting green-Smooth, very closely mowed area of grass on which the hole is located. 1  A flagstick is centered in the hole to show its position.