THIS is the moment a massive alligator invades a golf course leaving Sky Sports presenters in shock.<br /><br />During the second round of the CME Group Tour Championship at Tiburon Golf Club in Florida, the scary reptile was seen by one of the ponds.<br /><br />The alligator was on the edge of the water and was caught on Sky Sports cameras.<br /><br />Presenter Bela Shah was not sure whether it was an alligator or a crocodile.<br /><br />But she insisted that "it's terrifying, whatever it is."<br /><br />The alligator was not the only animal that caught the attention of the tournament.<br /><br />An otter was spotted on the green on the 13th hole, disrupting the players.<br /><br />The commentators believed it was a River Otter and are "quite common" in the area.<br /><br />It then shot away from the action and made its way through the bunker, leaving a tiny set of pawprints.<br /><br />Viewers reacted to the otter's appearance on the course on social media.<br /><br />One posted: "That has to be the most considerate set of footprints left behind in a bunker. I want to adopt that otter already."<br /><br />A second wrote: "Just passing through haha."<br /><br />A third commented: "She’s had enough of this slow play."<br /><br />A fourth said: "Hell yeah. Otters are so cool."<br /><br />A fifth joked: "He or she otter knows better."<br /><br />Another added: "Well... this otter could've at least raked the bunker."<br /><br />Squirrels were also spotted throughout the course.<br /><br />It is not the first time golf has been interrupted by an alligator.<br /><br />In March, Andrew Novak was stalked by one while playing on the PGA National Members course.<br /><br />The following month, a baby alligator wandered across the fairway during the Zurich Open in New Orleans.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Angel Yin is currently leading the tournament, having gone three under par in the second round.<br /><br />She is trailed by the three South Korean stars An Na-rin, Choi He-yong, and Amy Yang.
