Yes, it can happen only in Australia, and it did! A mob of kangaroos overran the St Georges Basin Country Club at Sanctuary Point, New South Wales - and the video is a must-watch. Posted by Greg Tannos on his Facebook page 'Find My Australia', the video shows hundreds of kangaroos chilling on the lawns while people around them play golf.
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A mob of kangaroos has confronted golfers on the Gold Coast. Created with Sketch. Amateur Australian golfer Wendy Powick faced an unusual hazard while teeing off at Arundel Hills on the Gold Coast.
An inquisitive mob of kangaroos roo-dely interrupted an Australian golfer's round this past weekend. Golfer Wendy Powick was waiting to tee off when the kangaroos flooded across the fairway. After a few moments staring at Powick, they decided to hop on out of there, leaving her to golf in peace.
Golfer Wendy Powick was waiting to tee off when the kangaroos flooded across the fairway. After a few moments staring at Powick, they decided to hop on out of there, leaving her to golf in peace. An Australian golfer's round was roo-dley interrupted when a mob of kangaroos came bouncing up to her as she was preparing to tee off.
In February, a man was forced to herd a mob of kangaroos off the fairway, while 300 Eastern Grey kangaroos are said to be in permanent residence at Anglesea Golf Course near Melbourne. Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know.