Less than a day earlier and super caddy John ‘Ronnie’ Roberts could have easily jumped off the Rainbow Bridge crossing the Niagara River that seperates the USA from Canada.

After all his hard work and toil ‘Ronnie’ was naturally bitterly disappointed, Brett Rumford of Australia missed the halfway cut in the 95th PGA Championship with scores of 70 and a shock second round 77 at Oak Hill in suburban Rochester.

However the Bournemouth bagman displayed his professional qualities by moving on from the disappointment and is already eagerly looking forward to ‘their’ next challenge – the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles in Scotland.

In fact earlier today (Saturday), he joined Neil Squires, golf correspondent for the London Express and your author on a visit to Niagara Falls located about an 80-minute drive west of Rochester.

And while a Canadian border officer was warned of ‘Ronnie’s’ entry into Canada, there was never going to be any cause for alarm or concern as Ronnie clearly enjoyed the journey to one of the most spectacular natural wonders in the world.

Hereunder is a few snaps of Ronnie’s visit to Niagara Falls.

Ronnie on the Rainbow Bridge at Niagara Falls and seperating the USA and Canada.

Ronnie gives the thumbs up to one of the natural wonders of the world.

The Canadian or Horseshoe Falls – 600,000 gallons a second flowing over the edge.

The Maid of the Mist takes tourists right up to the base of the Canadian Falls.

Neil Squires and Ronnie at Niagara Falls.

Ronnie safely on his way back into USA after enjoying visit to Niagara Falls.