Can you take a one stroke penalty and move your ball no matter where you are at on the course even in a sand bunker saying it is an unplayalbe lie?

Yes, you can take a one-stroke penalty to declare your ball unplayable anywhere on the course, including in a sand bunker. When you do this, you have three options: you can return to the spot where you last played the ball, drop it within two club lengths of where it lies (not nearer to the hole), or drop it behind the point where the ball lay, keeping that point directly between the hole and the drop. However, you must follow the specific procedures outlined in the Rules of Golf for an unplayable lie.