Living next to a golf driving range you could expect to find the odd golf ball on the front lawn, but Vic Gadsby has picked up nearly 1000 over the past two decades.
Smashed lounge windows, damage to vehicles, broken spouting and holes in roofing are destructions that the Gadsby's have had to deal with over the years.
But last Saturday was the tipping point for Gadsby.
At least four golf balls bounced off the roof during the day, with one going straight through his back verandah.
"If they don't do anything I will have to ring WorkSafe," he said.
Some neighbours have also been having issues with golf balls landing on their properties, he said.
Shirley Smith lives opposite the Gadsby's property in a new set of flats where her kitchen window looks onto the fence that separates her property and the driving range.
She moved in only a couple of months ago, and hadn't realised she lived next door to the range.
Each time a golf ball bounced on the roof she would get a fright, but now she's "used to it".
"But I'm a bit frightened it's going to break my kitchen window or my car," Smith said.