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Some members of the Changi Golf Club were seen taking golf carts for a ride at a coffee shop near the Changi Village Hawker Center on November 2.
Stomper Casey, who is also a golf buddy, was not pleased when he saw the circulated video forwarded by his golf kakis.
In the video, a man can be seen driving a golf cart and attempting to back up and maneuver it around the corner.
A second man in another golf cart appears in the picture and tries to do the same, but it takes a little longer than the first.
Another video of the incident was posted on Legit Singapore’s Facebook page, showing golf carts “casually parked” near cafeteria tables.
The men can be seen parking their carts and then jumping to meet their friends for lunch.
“When my golf kakis sent me the video, I thought it was an embarrassment to the golf community,” Casey said.
“They are unscrupulous and they act like idiots!”
Many netizens echoed Casey’s sentiments and shared their thoughts in the comments.
On the other hand, some netizens found it quite funny.
A notice posted by Changi Golf Club, which is located on Netheravon Road, read: “The club has filed a police report. This matter is now under investigation.”
The notice was also intended to remind club members that golf carts are the property of the club and “should only be used on club premises.”
He added that “only authorized personnel who are not playing golf can use golf buggies for official purposes.”
