What is the rule for a ball in a bush?

The "ball in a bush" rule, often referenced in Golf, states that if a player's ball lands in a bush or similarly dense area, they must take a penalty stroke and drop the ball within a certain distance from the original location, typically within one club length, but no closer to the hole. This rule emphasizes the importance of maintaining fair play and ensuring that players can continue their game without undue advantage. Players should always check the specific rules or local regulations, as they may vary by course or competition.