Australian Golfers Hit Into a Different Kind of “Gallery”

At least it isn’t another terrifying alligator this time.

Apparently, as the man says in the video, this is “golf in Australia”.

Fleet of Kangaroos Land on Golf Course

Greg Tannos’ day on the golf course got a lot more interesting when a mob of eastern grey kangaroos decided to pay Sanctuary Point Country Club a visit. This video features footage and spectacular stills of the kangaroos on the golf course.

It’s kind of crazy to watch the golfers walk through the mob (that’s the technical term for a large group of kangaroos #themoreyouknow) and have the kangaroos mostly just look up at them and do little else.

Here in the Midwest, most of our animals, be it deer, geese, or the occasional fox, tend to be pretty jittery and take off at first sight. Unless you have food in your cart, in which case, squirrels will make off with your breakfast without a second thought. Little bastards.

Naturally, seeing this video led me down a rabbit-, err, kangaroo-hole, of YouTube videos in which the ‘roos have taken over a fairway or sandtrap.

Here’s another one:

Kangaroos Crowd Australian Golf Course

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And this one where the kangaroo could not care less that the guy directly in front of him is about to take a shot.

Kangaroo interrupts Golf game

Kangaroo in golf bunker

Play it where it lies, pal. Play it where it lies!

Cover Image via YouTube