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Bull sharks can turn up in golf-course ponds

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Retrieving a stray golf ball carries significant bodily risk on certain courses. Floodwaters occasionally wash apex predators right into the water traps, where they happily remain, adding an extreme layer of penalty to a bad swing.

Bull sharks can turn up in golf-course ponds
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