If Crocodile Dundee had decided to take up golf, he probably would have created something like Nullarbor Plain. Touted as the world’s longest golf course, Nullarbor is currently staging its first tournament in Australia’s outback, which requires participants to trek across 848 miles of terrain featuring wombats and dingoes, some of whom love to steal misplayed balls. The holes are far apart and organizers estimate that it takes four days to complete the course. The 18-hole, 72-par course is the brainchild of some local businessmen who wanted to find a way to lure tourists into the southern interior of Australia.