An undiscovered underground cave could be the cause of an 80-foot-wide, 35-foot-deep sinkhole at Top of the Rock golf course near Branson, Missouri. Since the sinkhole’s appearance last week, geological experts have arrived on the scene to investigate. The course, a Jack Nicklaus design, hosted a Champions Tour last month.

The sinkhole isn’t near the main course and will not affect play. The course is in the Ozarks region, where geologists say sinkholes are fairly common due to the area’s karst topography. This means water constantly circulates underground and leads to many sinkholes and caves.

Following the BBC's return to the traditional hours and hours of build-up to the FA Cup Final on Saturday, pitch-side presenter Gabby Logan felt obliged to offer the groundstaff some evidence in her defence to some to rumours which were apprantley doing the rounds. She took to her Twitter account after the game to say "Rumour reached me groundsman wasn't happy I was in heels. I want him to see my heels didn't penetrate. Clean heels." And she posted the below picture to 'prove' the lack of penetration!


And there are some jobs we all just like to wait for a while before getting around to. Eric DeLano, Superintendent at Whitmore Lake Golf Links in Michigan, was certainly justified in his decision to put off doing one particular on-course task last week. He posted on his Twitter - "Think I may wait to tackle this box till later" - alongside the below photo!