An out-of-control Mercedes sedan drifted through a country club parking lot in the Boston suburbs on Saturday before splitting slamming into the pro shop.

A Mercedes sedan crashed into the pro shop at Brae Burn Country Club in Newton, Massachusetts, on Saturday after drifting through the parking lot. The driver and two pro shop employees sustained minor injuries and were transported to a local hospital. Viral security footage captured the vehicle passing between two golf carts before crashing through the wall of the store, where staff members were folding clothing.
Newton police stated that the cause of the incident remains under investigation, though alcohol is not suspected and officials indicated it may have stemmed from accidental operator error. Emergency responders and a city engineer inspected the historic country club building to ensure structural stability before boarding up the damaged wall.
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