Oregon golf course enlists goat caddies
Their tip? Apparently it's peanuts.
Goats are being enlisted as caddies at an Oregon golf course, according to BBC News.
The 7-hole Silvies Valley Ranch golf course is bringing in goats to carry guests' golf clubs, tees, balls and even drinks.
But animal rights advocates say it could lead to a few bruised golfers.
"Goats have minds of their own and activities they enjoy: They aren't machines," said PETA's President Ingrid Newkirk.
"They should be left alone and given the freedom to do things like graze and butt heads - so if this plan goes forward, we anticipate a few golfers with bruises."
Colby Marshall, VP Livestock and Guest Services at Silvies Valley Ranch said they thought it would be a "wonderful idea" to offer goat caddies.
"Goats are very social animals, they are very fun and it is going to add a whole lot of fun into the game of golf, it is going to be a wonderful experience," he said.
He added: "Remember to tip in peanuts."
