Incredible video!Tornado near a Missouri Golf Course
Lightning - Golf is the number one sport for lightning-related fatalities in the U.S. Golf courses are often open and exposed, making golfers susceptible to lightning strikes. It is essential to seek shelter immediately if a thunderstorm is approaching. Flash flooding- Heavy rain can cause more problems than just a waterlogged course. Waters can rise quickly, and flash flooding can impact golf courses. If you see waters rising, "turn around, don't drown" applies to golf carts too. Excessive heat- Hot temperatures can make any outdoor activities dangerous, including golf. Golfers need to watch for heat exhaustion and heat stroke when temperatures rise. High winds- Gusty winds can knock down nearby trees and send debris flying. If winds pick up, it's time to leave the course.
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