A spectacular thunderstorm has left its mark — quite literally — on the 17th hole at the Edmonton Petroleum Golf and Country Club.
The storm was affected people from all over Alberta, waking up many in the middle of the night.
I was able to capture some “shocking” video of the lightning during the #abstorm / #yegstorm pic.twitter.com/D43eVcqQ59
— RudeParakeet (@RudeParakeet) July 24, 2019
Another crazy lightning bolt from the early hours of July, 24th #lightning #yyc #abstorm facing west from Erlton around 3:30 am @CTVdavidspence @weathernetwork @ABStormChasers @StormHour pic.twitter.com/lfCCbnLJj0
— Stuart Milliner (@stuartmilliner1) July 26, 2019
The next morning, burn marks could still be seen the putting green.
Lightning Strike at The Petroleum Club golf course Hole 17 !!! Full burn marks in the grass #Abstorm @ImagesByStan @ReedTimmerAccu @HouckisPokise @mikesobel #yeg #Edmonton #Alberta #Canada pic.twitter.com/wTX0uZyweX
— Darryl Dahl (@altahunthelp) July 24, 2019
#lightning strike in #golfcourse near #Yeg #Burnt #Grass #abstorm @HouckisPokise @ImagesByStan @mikesobel @AlbertaWX @kmoorephotos pic.twitter.com/mUFh7EL5yk
— Darryl Dahl (@altahunthelp) July 24, 2019
The storm was also powerful enough to cause a power outage at the golf course that lasted until 9:30 am the next morning.