Golf course will offer goats as caddies

If you thought all goats could do was yoga and munch on kudzu, think again.

A resort in Seneca, Ore., will offer goats -- raised and trained on the property -- as caddies to follow golfers around a new seven-hole par-3s and -4s course. The goats will be equipped with gear to carry golf balls, tees and a few clubs.

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