"I heard it, and then I was opening my car, and I was like, 'Wait a minute,' and then all of a sudden, the golf ball hits my door instead of me," Elizabeth Perez said. "I'm like, my god, you know, it's a real big issue because this easily can be our heads."
"It's really excessive and it's something that's impacting us," she continued. "We deserve a safe place to live and this isn't safe."
But that's not the only damage being done.
Perez has had to replace her own car windshield twice from wayward golf balls. Now, she's taking her concerns to the city.
"We have not done the dividers yet," Kevin Fant with the public works department said. "There's kind of internal debate right now if the cost will actually reap any type of reward. For right now, we altered the mat location to redirect the golfers in more of a westerly direction."
"I think there is a solution," she said. "We just have to really dedicate time to say, 'Hey, we deserve a safe place to live.' That's why I went to that meeting to raise that concern. I was a little disheartened because I heard, 'Oh, this isn't going to work.' Let's just try to find a solution for everybody,"
CBS Sacramento reached out to the city, parks department and public works, but no one was available for an interview.
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