Elephants pay Skukuza Golf Club clubhouse a visit – WATCH
Skukuza Golf Club inside the Kruger National Park is known as the 'wildest' course in the world - and for good reason!
Skukuza Golf Club inside the Kruger National Park is known as the ‘wildest’ course in the world – and for good reason!
Writing on their Instagram page on Friday, the club posted: ‘Guess who stopped by our clubhouse at Skukuza? That’s right – elephants! From the bush to your feed, nothing says Skukuza Golf Club like wildlife up close and personal.’
Wandering the fairways
The stories of elephants – and other wild animals – wandering the fairways and tee boxes at the course is stuff of legend.
Playing 18 holes at the course is certainly a unique experience!
It’s not so much the bunkers and water hazards golfers need to be wary off, but rather the wildlife that roams freely.
Have you ever played 18 holes at Skukuza Golf Club?
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