1.   Buck was too ambitious with his shot from a bad lie.

2.   And most are designed in the links style, with remorselessly unforgiving rough and bumpy fairways that can kick well-placed shots into bunkers and bad lies.

3.   Before long, said Sheets, Trevino was looking for bad lies out of which to hit balls.

4.   He played out of some deep rough this summer after fate handed him a bad lie.

5.   He wound up with a bad lie in a bunker and finished tied for second, one shot behind winner Jim Gallagher Jr.

6.   It came back and I had a bad lie.

7.   It takes more than a bad lie or a sandtrap to make him start feeling sorry for himself.

8.   She did not have a single bogey and had what she felt were two bad lies all afternoon.

9.   The tendency on a bad lie is to try and help get the ball in the air by dipping your knees or moving your legs to scoop the ball.