A golf course feature is composed of a POND (4 letters), HOLE (4 letters), TEE (3 letters), DOGLEG (6 letters) and HAZARD (6 letters). A POND is a body of water, usually small, that is located on the golf course. A HOLE is a part of the golf course where the golfer starts and ends their turn. A TEE is a small wooden or plastic peg from which the golfer hits the ball. A DOGLEG is a HOLE on the golf course that has an angled bend. Lastly, a HAZARD is an area of the golf course that is difficult to play from, such as a sand bunker or water HAZARD.