Golf ball type eggs are often turtle eggs. You can see some turtle eggs here
http://www.samcampbell.com/SSA61.jpg
You can see one that was opened here
http://www.northrup.org/Photos/turtle/low/turtle-eggs%20(1).jpg
It is possible that the egg is one that was opened up early by a predator and the reason there is a red material in it is that the egg was taken from a nest, opened and the contents eaten.
Hope this helps you!

That makes a difference!
What color was the shell?
What state do you live in (different critters and birds nest in different states)

This site may help as it shows pictures of migrant bird eggs
http://www.royalalbertamuseum.ca/vexhibit/eggs/vexalta/exmen11.htm
click on the arrow on the bottom of the page for the next page of egg pictures

It is possible due to your location that this is a reptile egg such as an alligator.
Reptile eggs such as turtles or snakes or alligators are usually leathery or pliable feeling rather than brittle like bird eggs are.
Being from the northeast I think of chicken eggs as brown but I know other parts of the country white eggs are normal.
Here is a pine snake with eggs
http://www.lihs.org/files/caresheets/pine_eggs.jpg
and here are some alligator eggs
http://alligatorfur.com/alligator/eggs.jpg
here are some iguana eggs
http://image24.webshots.com/24/2/63/5/95426305TFAgix_fs.jpg
as many are free roaming and breeding in Florida now that is a possibility.

Sure that might help :)

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