A snake made its way into a Texas golf hole last week . Maybe it just wanted to practice its backswing . On Friday , March 13 , the groundskeeper at the Deerwood Club in Kingwood , Texas tweeted a photo of a snake he spotted hiding in a golf hole . Ed Martinez tweeted the photo of the snake found in the 12th hole at the Club with its head sticking through the bottom of the cup , AL reports . Scroll down for video . # hatesnakes : On Friday , March 13 , the groundskeeper at the Deerwood Club in Kingwood , Texas tweeted a photo of a snake he spotted hiding in a golf hole ( photographed ) Martinez wrote : 'Yep not changing this cup today ! ! ' and included the hashtag # hatesnakes . It 's not clear what kind of snake was in the cup - but a tweet on Martinez indicates that club officials pulled it out of the hole safely . The snake is not the first reptile to make its way onto a golf course , scaring people in the process . Safe : The species of the snake has not been made public , but a tweet on Martinez 's Twitter account indicates that Club ( photographed ) officials pulled the reptile out of the hole safely . Last week a giant alligator was spotted on the green at a Florida golf club . A photo of the gator circulated and many thought the image was photo-shopped , ABC reports . The Myakka Pines Golf Club has taken advantage of the attention its received since the gator wandered onto its golf course . Myakka officials have named the mystery gator 'Goliath ' and have even created 3-D models of the animal . Giant Gator : Last week a giant alligator was spotted on the green at a Florida golf club . A photo of the gator circulated and many thought the image was photo-shopped .
A snake was spotted in a golf hole last week at the Deerwood Club in Kingwood , Florida . Groundskeeper posted : 'Yep not changing this cup today ! ! ' Recently , a giant alligator was spotted on a Texas golf course .