As we came to our ninth tee this morning, we had to wait a bit for an older guy to play through. It wasn't too long of a wait before the tee was available again.
From the size, it had been around a while. Also from it's scarred back, it had also seen some type of negative action along the way.
I can only hope that when I get to the equivalency of it's age, someone will wait for me as well.
Sunday Photo Let This Old Guy Play Through
Ed Silva better that guy than the big gator that's been in the news lately. Keep playing!
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Ed I would love to see a race between you and the turtle ...... LOL
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
George, it would be easy for you for a while. That is until you couldn't see us in front of you any more
Very cute Ed, and amusing.
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Ed Silva
Now that is a winning picture. We love turtles in our household would let this guy play through anytime. lol
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Oh how funny Ed. He looks like a big one. Good thing is he won't create any noise if you tell him no.
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Good morning Ed. Where we live, we have many of them, as they come out of the water and lay their eggs on our property. It seems to be an annual tradition.
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Good morning Ed. I really like this and agree with your conclusion too.
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
always wait on snapping turtles, they can really take a bite of your golf game
Larry Johnston
Elkhart, IN
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Hi Ed Silva , You never know who you will run into on a golf course. With all the scars, he may have been one of those Ninja Turtles we've heard about. 
That ole guy tells me his name is Sheldon! And, don't you dare bounce any balls off of him!
I would let a big snapping turtle play through too, not something you want to get too close to.
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