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ISI GABSA killed a bird with her tee shot in a horrific moment at the US Women's Open.<br/><br/>The German golfer hit her shot on the par three 12th hole and hit the green.<br/><br/>However, it was not the only thing the ball hit as it struck a bird on the green before landing.<br/><br/>The ball continued to roll along the green while the bird's lifeless body remained still.<br/><br/>An official was called into action to deal with the bird.<br/><br/>He gently picked up the body and carried it away.<br/><br/>Fans were left in shock on social media as they reacted to a clip of the moment.<br/><br/>One posted: \
ISI GABSA killed a bird with her tee shot in a horrific moment at the US Women's Open.<br/><br/>The German golfer hit her shot on the par three 12th hole and hit the green.<br/><br/>However, it was not the only thing the ball hit as it struck a bird on the green before landing.<br/><br/>The ball continued to roll along the green while the bird's lifeless body remained still.<br/><br/>An official was called into action to deal with the bird.<br/><br/>He gently picked up the body and carried it away.<br/><br/>Fans were left in shock on social media as they reacted to a clip of the moment.<br/><br/>One posted: \
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