Bale's wayward shot lands on pub roof!
Bale's wayward shot lands on pub roof. Gareth Bale hits the roof of the Jigger Inn on the famous 17th Hole at St Andrews after a wayward tee shot during the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
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