Loved the footbridge on the St. Clair CC thread. In some cases, I think the non golf features can make a course or at least contribute to its character.
Of course, we know the famous TOC Swilken Burn and Augusta Ike bridges. But, what courses have you played where bridges, or maybe shelters or similar non golf features added charm?
In DFW, some of the Dallas courses had WPA era built caddie shacks and shelters. In Duluth, the same, with documentation that they were built with WPA funds. Certainly a lot more substantial and with more character than they typical shelters today, and a nice touch lending history to the courses, even if not famous.
I guess it could even be front entries. I know Medinah and La Costa have entry structures that make me love the place even before I get in the gate.
I have seen a few modern courses stick pieces of art out in the woods. Nice, but maybe because of the lack of history, they don't have the same effect on me.
Any other features that add to your golf experience on other lesser known courses?