A teed-off homeowner in Reno, Nevada, whose house overlooks a golf course, opened fire on two golfers playing the 16th hole after one of them hit an errant shot that shattered a window on the man’s home. Apparently, the homeowner did not understand that when he built his house on a golf course, there was a risk that golf balls might end up on his property. Fortunately, only one of the golfers was slightly injured. The homeowner, realizing that putting a bullet hole in the golfer might be considered a crime, ran off and was later arrested at an attorney’s office. The moral of this sordid tale: A hole in one does not always make you a winner when it comes to the game of golf.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/09/08/us-usa-crime-golfer-idUSBRE88700S20120908
He can always plead golf rage.
Golf rage has the potential to be huge with its own spin-off game and 3-D film.
Normally, in golf, you count strokes not shots!
well, I guess when there’s a bullet, a shot has to do! LOL
I guess I should have said, “You normally don’t count shots until the 19th hole”!