Crows, kangaroos and wombat holes are just some of the unique hazards on the world's longest golf course that snakes along Australia's Nullarbor Plain.
The 1,365-kilometre golf course is helping roadhouses along its path recover from the isolation of two years of COVID border lockdowns that almost sent some broke.
It has been 20 years since the idea for the course was first cooked up over a bottle of red wine at Balladonia Roadhouse.
