Jennifer Gould

A manhunt took a terrible turn when a wanted suspect attempted to dodge the law on a set of wheels better suited for a birdie than a breakout.

Officers tracked the unidentified fugitive to a local golf course, but instead of surrendering, the suspect hopped into a golf cart and floored it into the rough.

Not to be outdriven, Sandy Springs police swiped their own cards to launch a high-stakes, low-speed pursuit across the greens, and it was caught on body cam.

The 12-mile-per-hour fast and furious chase ended with the suspect in cuffs after he realized he was officially out of bounds.

The department has since unveiled their fairway unit, complete with a spiritually prepared push bumper for future pit maneuvers.

It's a stroke of genius that proves running from the cops is never a hole-in-one.

Nancy.