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LION'S GOLF BALL GETS PRIDE OF PLACE.

A GOLF ball stuck on a lioness's tooth is to become an attraction at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club.

Staff at Knowsley Safari Park found the ball inside the mouth of Whit the lioness, after spotting her rolling in agony agony,
n severe pain or extreme suffering.


agony

1. death struggle.

2. extreme suffering.
.

Now it's going on show with other weird golfing objects at the British Golf Museum The British Golf Museum is located in the town of St Andrews in Fife, Scotland, which is the home of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews and is colloquially known as the "Home of Golf".  at St Andrew's in Scotland. And officials have even created a new rule.

The rule says the player should be allowed to drop a ball without penalty on the nearest spot, no nearer the hole, which is not dangerous. Knowsley Safari Park general manager David Ross David Ross refers to:
  • David Ross (Martial Artist), (born 1969), an American teacher and disciple of the late Lama Pai and Choy Lay Fut Grandmaster, Chan Tai San
 said Whit has now made a full recovery.

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DISPLAY: Assistant museum curator Sam Groves and safari park manager David Ross
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Publication:Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Date:Aug 7, 2002
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