Golfer shown aiming shots at elk herd; where’s the outrage?

Colorado tour guide threatens to call the cops after documenting golfer seemingly directing his shot toward a nearby elk herd.

A Colorado-based tour company on Monday shared footage showing a golfer seemingly trying to hit elk that had gathered on a driving range.

“This guy was intentionally hitting golf balls at this elk – this was not the first. What would you do?” Good Bull Guided Tours stated Monday via Instagram.

Good Bull Guided Tours specializes in providing elk encounters for clients. The elk that had wandered onto the practice facility included a bull and his harem.

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The footage shows the golfer hitting a ball with an iron and narrowly missing the bull elk.

“If you want to keep hitting at the elk, I’ll happily send the video into the cops,” the videographer says to the golfer, as another man blasts a driver down the middle, away from the elk.

As of the time of this post, Good Bull Guided Tours had not responded to an inquiry from FTW Outdoors requesting more information.

Perhaps surprisingly, several people in the Instagram comments section defended the golfer.

“Definitely not going to hurt an elk with a golf ball,” one comment reads.

“It’s a golf range, not an animal sanctuary, if I paid for balls I’m hitting ’em,” another follower stated.

But a few expressed anger at the golfer’s careless actions.

Reads one comment: “The best thing would have been for those Elk to turn around and charge at them.”

Leopard on golf course no Tiger, but still extraordinary

Video footage showing a leopard playing with tee markers on a golf course in South Africa has inspired a range of comments and, yes, the name Tiger is raised.

Video footage showing a leopard playing with tee markers on a golf course in South Africa has inspired a range of comments and, yes, the name Tiger is raised.

“Tiger Woods… please step aside… Leopard Kruger is playing now,” reads one comment beneath the Skukuza Golf Club Facebook post.

The unfenced golf course is surrounded by a wildlife sanctuary and open to guests of sprawling Kruger National Park, so large critter sightings are not surprising.

“Uninvited spectators are a common sight, hippo, impala, warthog and baboons to mention but a few,” Skukuza states on its website.

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The leopard in the footage is intrigued by the white tee markers and playfully bats both of them before scampering back into the bush.

“Making sure the course set-up is in the right place this morning,” reads the description of a post that has garnered more than 1,000 comments.

One commenter cautioned, “Probably best to play the blue tees today.”

Another joked: “Yup everything works… Now for some breakfast… Here caddy caddy!”

Most comments pertain to the exquisite beauty of the large cat, but attempts at golf humor are a close second.

“I’ll go straight to the 19th hole now, thank you,” a commenter wrote, referring to the golf course bar.

Stated another: “This is when you give your [playing] partner the honor.”

Skukuza, which has no bunkers but plenty of trees, is billed as “one of the most unique 9-hole golf courses in the world.”

SPECIAL DELIVERY: The crew goes golfing with FootJoy and the brand new HyperFlex golf shoe

Going golfing with the Special Delivery crew.

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All things considered, I’m pretty bad at golf. I’m alright at putt putt. I can do a bit of damage at Top Golf.

But with actual golf? That’s a struggle. So, naturally, we put my skills to the test on the latest episode of Special Delivery and things ended up pretty terribly. But that’s exactly why we brought FootJoy on the show.

The Special Delivery crew talks to FootJoy’s Keith Duffy about their brand new HyperFlex shoe that should help even a novice improve their golf game. We talk to Duffy about the shoe’s build, what it’s specifications are, how it helps improve your golf game and what inspired it.

Hope you all enjoy!