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Mystery pooper targeting holes of golf course
     2015-July-27  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

    THE groundskeeper of a Norwegian golf course said a mystery pooper targeting course holes must be a man “because the poos are too massive to be from a woman.”

    Kenneth Tennfjord, groundskeeper at the Stavanger Golf Club, said he has been finding human feces and toilet paper in course holes since 2005.

    “He has a couple of favorite holes,” Tennfjord told Norwegian newspaper Rogalands Avis. “And we know it is a man because the poos are too massive to be from a woman.”

    “He poos only on weekdays. On weekends I have never found poo on the golf course,” Tennfjord said.

    He said the fecal discoveries are usually accompanied by used toilet paper.

    Steinar Floisvik, managing director of the club, said the mystery pooper used to arrive via bicycle.

    “In the early morning dew we observed bicycle tracks on the course. Footsteps showed that he had done his business, and the bicycle tracks disappeared back the way they came,” Floisvik said.

    Frode Jormeland, another groundskeeper, said the club installed high-powered spotlights to discourage the defecation, but the poop-etrator disabled them.

    “He climbed up a tree next to the lights and wriggled far out on a branch and dismantled the spotlights. How he managed the feat without electrocuting himself or falling is a riddle,” he said.(SD-Agencies)

    

    

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