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Bombs Found on California Golf Course, Redefines “Hazard”

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10 years ago

October 13, 2015

As if sand bunkers and bodies of water didn’t make the game of golf difficult enough, now we’ve got actual bombs on golf courses.

Well, at least on one golf course. According to Reuters, club employees came across a pair of bombs at Foxtail Golf Club in Rohnert Park, California.

A man has been apprehended and charged with possession and manufacturing of a destructive device. He has admitted to making what apparently are “acid-bombs.”

Look, we all have that one hole on a course that we hate, but I think trying to literally destroy it is taking it too far.

Either that, or it was this guy:

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Kris McEwen

Kris became obsessed with the game of golf after deciding to finally hang up his baseball cleats about four years ago. Still learning the game, he’s leaned on much of the on-line golf community for help and loves to return the favor whenever possible. A contributor to several golf sites in the past, Kris writes from the perspective of your average golfer. One who has a passion for the game, but also has the typical restrictions of life and budget. He can be reached on Twitter at @krismcewen.

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