here in the. He might be going for this water up here. Don't please get any closer. If he comes jerking over here, I'll myself. He's too tired. You're tilted that way. Don't tilt that way. There's down again.
Gator on the fairway: Woman has a relatable reaction to massive alligator on a Florida golf course
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Updated: 10:12 PM CDT Mar 13, 2025
Content warning: The video above contains language that some may find offensiveA couple on a Florida golf course ran into a rather large obstruction Wednesday. "Don't get any closer," Shirley Schultz told her husband while the two were in a golf cart.The duo was out golfing at Stonegate Oaks in Kissimmee, Florida, which is in Central Florida, south of Orlando."Gators laying out quite a few places," Schultz said. "But what a surprise when we got to the 16th tee and prepared to hit. Quite a large obstruction about 75 yards down the fairway!"Schultz, in a video sent to sister station WESH in Orlando, can be heard reacting to the massive reptile"If he comes jerkin over here, I'll (expletive) myself," she says. Schultz said the gator would walk a few yards and then lie down and rest.Schultz told WESH that she doesn't usually use profanity, but it was a very big gator.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Content warning: The video above contains language that some may find offensive
A couple on a Florida golf course ran into a rather large obstruction Wednesday.
"Don't get any closer," Shirley Schultz told her husband while the two were in a golf cart.
The duo was out golfing at Stonegate Oaks in Kissimmee, Florida, which is in Central Florida, south of Orlando.
"Gators laying out quite a few places," Schultz said. "But what a surprise when we got to the 16th tee and prepared to hit. Quite a large obstruction about 75 yards down the fairway!"
Schultz, in a video sent to sister station WESH in Orlando, can be heard reacting to the massive reptile
"If he comes jerkin over here, I'll (expletive) myself," she says.
Schultz said the gator would walk a few yards and then lie down and rest.
Schultz told WESH that she doesn't usually use profanity, but it was a very big gator.
