Firefighters from multiple California departments battled a two-alarm blaze that erupted at a golf course clubhouse this week.
The fire broke out shortly after 11 p.m. Tuesday at the Dryden Park Golf Course in Modesto, the Modesto Bee reports. Crews from Modesto, Stanislaus Consolidated and Ceres fire departments responded to the two-story clubhouse blaze.
Video by Code3 Emergency shows firefighters tackling the blaze. Initially, they attacked the fire from inside the clubhouse, but eventually, they had to move to an exterior attack, according to the Bee.
Because of the clubhouse's construction—heavy timber with mostly brick at the bottom—crews were working nearly an hour to put the flames, the Bee added. No one was injured in the fire, which is under investigation.
