A Llama Can Caddie Your Next Golf Round In North Carolina
June 24, 2024
At North Carolina's Sherwood Golf Club, golfers can enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience that even the PGA Tour can't provide: llama caddies.

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Yes, you read that right!
These gentle and sturdy animals, trained by Mark English, accompany golfers around the course, carrying clubs, reading putts, and offering advice for a great round.
Okay, maybe not, but they are cute!
English has expertly trained some of his 30 llamas to carry golf clubs, utilizing their natural ability to bear heavy loads, a skill honed in the Andes Mountains.
With each llama comfortably handling up to 23 pounds of golf clubs, golfers can focus on their game while enjoying the company of these unique and friendly caddies.
Did you know that North Carolina had not one but two golf courses use Llamas as caddies?
— Walker Rouse (@walker_rouse) April 3, 2024
Unfortunately, they no longer provide this service. But you can still pet them and take photos at Talamore Golf Course in Pinehurst. pic.twitter.com/UKgsvjo3Sl
Llamas are known for their docile nature, making them perfect companions on the golf course. This innovative approach not only adds a touch of whimsy to the sport but also provides a memorable experience for golfers of all levels.
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