Golfers are accustomed to flooding on holes No. 13 through 17, but earlier this month the course resembled Lake Erie.

Local golfers who frequent Princeton Country Club, West Windsor, N.J., would be amazed by its current condition after Hurricane Irene rampaged through the par-70 course, reports The Trentonian.

Golfers are accustomed to flooding on holes No. 13 through 17, but earlier this month the course resembled Lake Erie.

Holes No.s 2, 5 and 6 were covered with about 5 feet of water, while 200 yards of No. 3 had yielded to an overflow of the Delaware & Raritan Canal.

Branches scattered the landscape while high winds brought down a 70-foot tree on the left side of hole 18.

Water moved to within several feet of two bridges which provide access over the D&R Canal. Normally a 15-20 foot drop, walkers could literally reach down and touch water.