Your browser does not support iframes.
At a golf tournament, fans aren’t supposed to go inside the ropes. Most humans know that. Baboons? Not so much.
Former world No. 1 Luke Donald had a run-in with a primate on Friday at the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa. After his tee shot found the fairway, Donald was walking up to his ball when he heard the baboon coming toward him from behind. The Englishman scurried to make way for the baboon, who may well have been trying to get a yardage for Donald.
The encounter didn’t throw off Donald at all, who shot 9-under 63 in Round 2 to take a two-shot lead heading into what he hopes is weekend with no monkey business.
Ryan Ballengee is a Yahoo Sports contributor. Find him on Facebook and Twitter.
Follow @RyanBallengee
Devil Ball Golf – Golf – Yahoo Sports
Other Related Posts:
The Saturday morning foursomes didn't quite go according to Europe's plan;...
No, nobody has won the actual PGA Tour tournament in Hawaii because not a s...
The U.S. Presidents Cup team carries a huge 4-1 edge into Day 2 of the Pres...
Zach Johnson plays some of his best golf at TPC Deere Run. (Getty Images) T...
Patrick Reed entered Sunday at the Masters with the lead, but could he hold...
