Moment golfer appears to struggle to fit his designer golf clubs into the boot of his £180,000 Lamborghini... and has to be rescued by a friend in a £11,000 Renault Clio

The golfer is pictured seemingly struggling to fit his designer clubs into the boot of the Lamborghini, pictured
This is the hilarious moment a golfer appears to struggle to fit his designer golf clubs into the boot of his £180,000 supercar Lamborghini after a round of golf.

The unidentified golfer was captured on camera by a fellow driver as he struggled to fit the set of clubs into the car's tiny boot after a round on Tuesday - and had to be helped out by a mate in a £11,000 Renault Clio.
The man, who was pictured after he had come off the fairway, was left bemused when he realised his set of irons were too big to fit in his Huracan model - which has a top speed of 200mph.

The golfer is pictured seemingly struggling to fit his designer clubs into the boot of the Lamborghini, pictured
The golfer is pictured seemingly struggling to fit his designer clubs into the boot of the Lamborghini, pictured
Appearing bemused, he was seen by witnesses at the Wolverhampton course, pictured, trying to force them in
Appearing bemused, he was seen by witnesses at the Wolverhampton course, pictured, trying to force them in
The man is then pictured exploring the full space of the tiny boot of the £180,000 Huracan model
The man is then pictured exploring the full space of the tiny boot of the £180,000 Huracan model
Eventually he is seen calling for help after appearing to admit defeat in the difficult task
Eventually he is seen calling for help after appearing to admit defeat in the difficult task
Unfortunately, the red-faced golfer was forced to wait in the car park of the Three Hammers Golf Complex, in Wolverhampton, while he called a friend to give him a lift.
The incident was captured by a fellow golfer, who did not want to be named, as they returned from the driving range.
According to onlookers, the golfer had rented the car for the day in a bid to impress pals as he left the course but instead a friend ferried the clubs off in the Clio.
An eyewitness said: 'I'd spotted the Lamborghini in the carpark and got a snap of it.
'I noticed what I thought was the owner coming back to the car himself and saw he was having difficulty getting his bag into the boot.
'He looked pretty bemused as clearly he wasn't going to cram an entire set of clubs into that tiny boot.
A friend is then seen arriving in a Renault Clio, pictured, thought to be worth around £11,000
A friend is then seen arriving in a Renault Clio, pictured, thought to be worth around £11,000
The golfer appears to be smiling as he hands over the clubs, which can easily fit in the less flashy vehicle
The golfer appears to be smiling as he hands over the clubs, which can easily fit in the less flashy vehicle
The friend then drives away from Three Hammers Golf Complex with the clubs while the golfer follows
The friend then drives away from Three Hammers Golf Complex with the clubs while the golfer follows
The supercar was rented out by Birmingham-based firm Celebrity Supercar Hire, who said it was 'pretty clear there isn't much space in the boot' after the incident
The supercar was rented out by Birmingham-based firm Celebrity Supercar Hire, who said it was 'pretty clear there isn't much space in the boot' after the incident
'Obviously he had big bucks, but no brains - in the end the bloke had to call somebody to pick them up and drive them home for him.
'I reckon he had rented the car to impress his mates on the way back from the course but ended up looking like a bit of a prat. The Clio was a lot less glamourous than the Lambo.'
The car had been hired from Birmingham-based rental firm Celebrity Supercar Hire.
A spokesperson for the firm said: 'The car had been hired out for the day. We do a full-walk around with people before they hire the car out. It's pretty clear there isn't much space in the boot.'

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