You’re having fun playing golf and then a mob of kangaroos suddenly interrupts your round.
Golfer Stephen Roche must have thought he’d gone hopping mad when he saw the stream of ‘roos approaching him. Roche posted a video on X – formerly known as Twitter – Wednesday, in what he dubbed a “fair dinkum stampede” of the marsupials bounding along the course without a care in the world. Roche explained in his post that the kangaroos were traversing the fourth hole on the St John’s course at the Heritage Golf and Country Club in Victoria, Australia.
” While the kangaroos’ appearance left some jumping for joy, others jokingly attributed some well-worn golfing habits onto the marsupials. “Must be members. Not a rake touched,” a social media user said on the kangaroos’ bunker etiquette. One compared it to a scene from Jurassic Park or Jumanji, while another had more simple concerns. “Did they bother to check in at the pro shop before heading out?” they asked. Roaming kangaroos are a common sight at golf courses across Australia.
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