Hazard: A natural or manmade course feature, typically filled with water or sand. Hitting into a water hazard, such as a pond or creek, results in a penalty stroke for the golfer if he is unable to locate and hit his ball inside the hazard. A sand-filled hazard, called a bunker or trap, carries no such penalty and must be played from.
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