- A tornado briefly hit a Missouri golf course Monday afternoon
- And a video shows one group’s terrifying experience with the weather.
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Golfers were forced to take shelter under a bridge on Monday after a tornado hit a Missouri course in terrifying scenes.
A group was at Payne’ Valley Golf Course in the afternoon when the inclement weather and high winds began.
In video of the incident, which was filmed by a man called Paul Sundy, the group can be heard reacting nervously to their surroundings, while one says “oh shit” in response to the wind.
The group’s car can then be seen flipping as they try to turn a corner, leaving them in disarray.
‘Are you OK?’ a man shouts, before his friend says “No.”
A tornado hit a golf course in Missouri on Monday afternoon, causing strong winds in the area.
The group that was in the car abandoned the vehicle and took refuge under a nearby bridge.
The golfers regained their composure near a stream as the wind seemed to die down.
The first man then says, “We have to go,” and the group proceeded to abandon their car and seek safety under a nearby bridge.
The group could then be seen sitting on the rocks below the bridge in a separate clip, as a man yelled at the group to cover their heads.
Then the wind seemed to die down a bit, although a woman in the group could be heard crying about the incident.
It did not appear that serious injuries had been suffered.
A woman in the group could be heard crying in response to Monday’s heartbreaking incident.
One man appeared to be a little scraped up, but no one was seriously hurt.
According OzarksFirst.comThe tornado briefly touched down in the countryside at 3:50 p.m.
Trees were also reportedly damaged, while a nearby airport was said to have lost power.
Golfers told the website that no tornado warning was issued in advance.