Shark falling from the sky definitely not par for the course
Nobody yelled "Fore!" when a two-foot long leopard shark fell from the sky and landed near the 12th tee at San Juan Hills Golf Club in San Juan Capistrano, Calif. A course marshal found the still-alive swimmer and scooped it into a bucket of water, and cart attendant Bryan Stizer transferred it to a bucket of water and ferried it back to the Pacific Ocean five miles away. "I thought it was dead," he said, "but then he did a twist and shot off into the water." It's presumed an osprey or peregrine falcon dropped its dinner, but whatever the case, there's no stroke penalty for an out-of-water hazard. [Source]
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