Charlie the Cat: Boosting Golfers’ Scores at Bemus Point
Look out Tiger! There’s a new cat in town–and he likes to lend a helping paw to the local golfers!
There’s a new way for golfers to lower their handicap at Bemus Point golf course in New York–just have Charlie the cat paw the ball in!
While golfers spend inexplicable amounts of time trying to perfect the perfect way of getting a little white ball in an incredibly small hole, a New York tabby cat named Charlie just doesn’t see what all the fuss and muss is! He just pushes the ball in and calls it a birdie!
Do you ever wonder where your out side cat goes or what he does all day? Well, we live right next to the Bemus Point…
Posted by Delaine Shields on Thursday, August 16, 2018
Charlie’s mama Delaine Shields posted hilarious video of Charlie ‘helping’ golfers get the ball in at the 8th hole on Bemus Point Golf Course near her house. She said that Charlie would reach out toward the ball any time a golfer got close and paw the ball right on in for them.
Thankfully, the golfers found it pretty funny as well because they kept putting so that Charlie could continue giving repeat performances, and they videoed Charlie’s athleticism as well!
Shields says that they’ve been wondering what Charlie (an outside cat) was up to during the day and that they find it hilarious that he has obviously been working on his putting skills!
I can’t lie; I think golf is about the most boring game on the planet. But with a little feline helper like this? I might be able to consider it!
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