Not Must See Video: Funny Dog Running Around A Golf Course

Thanks to Mike Walker for three minutes of my life lost to starting at a computer screen, but it was an enjoyable three minutes. Not for everyone mind you, but still fun.

And who knew Corgi's were so quick?

Comments

[Kevin part deux]

Ah, fun on the Cliffs course at Olympic.

[Average Golfer]

Looks like his GPS was malfunctioning.

[Abu Dhabi Golfer]

If I escaped the clutches of Elizabeth II and scaled the gate at Buckingham Palace to freedom, I too would be running around like a maniac with my short little Corgi legs.

[Kevin part deux]

To add to my post above, it looks like the 6th green on the Cliffs course that the little guy was enjoying.

[jack]

The next Olympic winner....! lol.....
funny dogs

[Ghillie]

Like a lot of pro golfers, it took him some time to actually get on the green -- he seemed more drawn to the bunker.

[Phil from Sacramento]

It's the 8th green at Olympic Cliffs. The super probably hasn't been out there in years. He assigns 3 guys to take care of the Cliffs and the range while he plays the role as the king of the club. It was once one of the top par 3 courses in the country but has gone to the dogs.

[NRH]

It's #6 - you walk along that fence to 7 tee

[PHK]

It's as if the little fella knew he was on camera and felt the need to show off ... in a good way ;-)

[Garry Smits]

My parents used to raise Corgis and the reason this one is running in circles is that when they get excited or are full of energy they all revert to their sheepherding instincts (they were used as such in Wales) .

[digsouth]

So tell me, where is the tee box in relation to the green? I assume it was to the right as the camera showed the green with the downhill bunker to the right- that is the shot was over a gully on the right and the bunker to the green. yes, no, maybe?

[FWIW]

They were herding dogs and can move. Great cornering as you can see. I miss mine.

[Kevin part deux]

@digsouth - the tee is in the background at 0:39 and a few times after that. The tee box for this hole is shared by the 8th hole, and the greens are separated by the small hill and bushes/shrubs on the left side of the screen (as you look back toward the tee).