The most interesting/distinctive non-golf feature on a golf course

[Jason Connor]

I don't have a photo, but isn't there a slave cemetery at The Heritage on Pawley's Island?

Does the hotel not count because it's actually a golf feature on the Road Hole?

[Anthony Gray]

There is a course in Scotland where on one hole, think about that, one hole you drive over a shed with a hotel next to it, then you have a road right over the green, and a wall.

   

[John Foley]

Not sure I've seen anything like what is near the 10th tee @ Yahnundasis

[Anthony Gray]

  Castle Stuart at Castle Stuart. And the viking ship at Cruden Bay hole 17.

  Anthony

[Philippe Binette]

1) The alignement of concrete cubes left of the first few holes at Lundin Links... protecting from a possible tank invasion by the nazis.

2) The cemetery and school yard along the left of the 9th at Tarbat Golf Club. Actually, with the wind coming from the water, you might have to play over the graveyard to reach the fairway.

3) The cavern on the path leading to the 15th hole at Crail

[Anthony Gray]

  The stone wall at North Berwick

 

[Wayne Freeman]

Two that immediately come to mind:

                  The lava tubes on one of the par 3's at Pronghorn (Fazio)...

                  All the old road race remnants at The Bridge..

[Dan Kelly]

The Bridge..

Them's fighting words!

[Andy Stamm]

The Badlands at Bully Pulpit are pretty stunning.

[Kalen Braley]

This is right next to the 9th tee at Dunfanaghy. I think it's some sort of look out hut from WW II.
 

That's more than a lookout hut.... its a good old fashioned pillbox bunker.

Virtually indestructible in its day from a distance, and with massive gun turrets it could unleash a massive amount of carnage/damage to the enemy. But alas very vulnerable to flame throwers and hand grenades if the enemy got close.

[David Cronheim]

Good thing the Germans never got that close...

I'm sure scattered throughout England there are probably quite a few remnants left of old RAF bases, since some of them used golf course fairways as runways early on during the Battle of Britain.

[Tim Leahy]

How about the hang gliders behind the 12th green and 13th tee at Torrey Pines South:

http://www.golf.com/golf/tours_news/article/0,28136,1808105,00.html

[Matthew Petersen]

Several unique features at Fossil trace is Golden, CO

Old chimney in the first fairway ...


Sandstone pillars and cliffs on the 12th ...




Old steamshovel and Table Mountain visible from several back 9 holes ...