Snake saw @ NSRCC

Saw a black snake @ NSRCC Navy Course Hole 5/6 (par 5) near green. Just thought many golfers would search their ball near the lake if not landing on the green, BEWARE. I had a bad experience after encounter a black cobra being washed down from Teloh Blangah Hill after rain - my child was nearby the cobra when it was found near the playground... the thought of it makes me feel blessed to still have her with me. Anyway, just beware of snake when playing golf. a stroke wouldn't let u go that far unless u r going for the magic number "59". we can just live to play another day guys

Thx for the heads up bro!!!

Loserjo, thk god & god bless for ur gal...

Yah... Good reminder... Not only at NSRCC but those goin to Msia also.
Encounter one at Daiman but my kaki says non poisonous water snake... Anyway dun take unnec risk...

Saw 1 black cobra too at changi

Bro, thanks x 2.

About 4 years back between airforce hole 4 and 5 encountered one baby black cobra, all reared up, a couple of feet from the buggy track.

after that incident , i dont go looking for balls near the conservation or lush vegetation areas.

the marshals and bag boys are aware of snakes on the course.

Sandypar wrote:

About 4 years back between airforce hole 4 and 5 encountered one baby black cobra, all reared up, a couple of feet from the buggy track.

after that incident , i dont go looking for balls near the conservation or lush vegetation areas.

the marshals and bag boys are aware of snakes on the course.

Maybe it's the same snake after all....

Encounter one at Daiman but my kaki says non poisonous water snake... Anyway dun take unnec risk...[/quote]

i read somewhere tt almost 100% water/sea snakes are poisonous.

calling all those who eat snakes on friday pm on the golf course, pls do ur job....

Good post, +1

Thanks... No wonder all the signages to warn people about snakes at chnagi....

Just had a game at the Executive course at Nsrcc yesterday around 4pm. I was going to tee off at the first hole and saw a shiny black stick on the tee-off area. On closer look, I realised it's a black snake with yellow band around its neck area. It's about 8 inch in length and so thought is just a ordinary snake and was going after it to take a picture and then its flare up its side flap at the neck and then realised its a baby cobra. Its slither off into the bushes behind the shed at the gate. Be careful if you played around the area and if there is a baby cobra around then its mother and family must not be too far off too.

Yes! I've seen many snakes especially in NSRCC during weekdays! They include pythons that can squeeze you slowly to death, harmless green snakes that are friendly and also King Cobras that can kill you instantly! Hehehe....

On the serious note, do take care when on golf courses. Real snakes do appear!

Zzzzz.....

good post and reminder.

usually, i dont go too deep in and look for stray ball.

my 1st golf coach taught me to bring a club when looking for balls so at least we have something on hand to fight if we are attacked by snakes, wild animals or even robbers.