Annika Sorenstam Leaves a Fitting 5-Word Comment Over a Scary Australian Golf Course Video

The golf world keeps surprising fans now and then with new occurrences every day. Whether it’s John Daly drinking beers before the game, or professional golfers wearing shorts in tournaments. There is no lack of entertainment for the fans. However, this time, it was not a golfer grabbing the attention of fans. In fact, it wasn’t even a human being! And LPGA Tour legend, Annika Sorenstam, had the perfect reaction to finding out about the event.

Annika Sorenstam reacts to a shocking video from an Australian golf course

Who doesn’t like to watch viral videos of animals doing crazy things everywhere? Be it an elephant chasing a jeep on the safari, or a snake crawling out from a hole on the course. Yes, a real, big, scary snake! Fans were shocked to watch a video posted by Golf Digest on Instagram, which shows a snake casually chilling on the field, inside the hole.

Originally shared by The Coast Golf Club, where the crawler was enjoying the shade, the video is absolutely insane. “This little fella was found by our Ladies taking refuge in the hole on the 2nd green today,” the page wrote. It got tons of reactions from fans all over the world. After all, it was a pretty rare sight for everyone on and off the field.

However, when Golf Digest reshared the video, even former LPGA Tour ace, Sorenstam, couldn’t hold back from reacting to it. Having quit her professional golfing career back in 2008, the golfer made a return to the game after her son, William McGee, motivated her enough. And after watching the video, her reaction was the perfect one!

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“Every putt is good good!” Sorenstam commented on the viral clip. Despite being one of the best golfers globally, even she wouldn’t risk going near the hole. The page mentioned how all players were offered to take two putts and asked to move on.

The snake stayed for minutes after it was discovered by the players before it crawled out and, slowly, moved away. We can imagine how hot it gets in Australia, even for the wildlife. But this was definitely a heads-up for those who like standing next to the hole calculating their putt for too long!

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