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The front 9 at our local course is closed for over deeding. The back 9 is open for business. Big signs stating "FRONT 9 CLOSED", plus the counter guy lets folks know when paying their fees. 

A foursome in two carts go off the front 9 anyways. While they are in the fairway hitting their 2nd shots, another 2 cart foursome drives to the first tee. Obviously these people were either lost, or what ever.....

The course ranger sees all this, and takes off after these 8 lost souls. 

I am on the practice green putting as the ranger drives by with 4 carts following him. 

A bag of clubs falls off the back of the 2nd cart. They don't realize it until I yell out to them. 

The 3rd cart driver is not paying attention, and runs over the bag, spilling more clubs out. 

The 4th cart driver, I guess was really not paying attention, not only runs over the bag/clubs, but also rear ends the the cart in front of him. 

All 5 carts were going pretty fast from what I could tell.

Myself and the two other guys on the green stopped what we were doing to see how this snafu is going to pan out. 

There are some loud, harsh words exchanged. The bag owner is not happy. Some clubs are bent. Wants payment for damages, as another guy, using just as loud, harsh words is telling him he should have tightened the strap properly.

The ranger is only concerned about cart damages, as is a manager who was called to the scene. He has to deal with some cracked front end fiberglass. 

We folks on the green, watched this go on for about 10 minutes, before leaving the practice green. We looked at each figuring this was pretty good entertainment for a Sunday........

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A whole bunch of Tour Edge golf stuff...... :beer:

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