“It’s a ball, I’m covered in blood… All 18 holes are back” Customer suing caddy

At a golf course in Uiryeong, Gyeongsangnam-do, a complaint was filed that the caddy was in front of him, but he had suffered damage such as a broken nose bone by hitting the ball, and the police began an investigation.

According to the Gyeongnam Uiryeong Police Station and the complaint on the 4th, at around 1 pm on the 14th of last month, at a golf course in Uiryeong-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, Mr. A and his party had an accident at hole 8 while playing golf with the help of Caddy B, 30. When the ball struck by Mr. A fell into a hazard (a hollow or pond in the golf course), Mr. B moved forward. In the meantime, the main content of the complaint is that there was an accident, such as a broken nose bone due to the ball hitting B’s face as Mr. A took out another ball. Mr. B’s side recently filed a complaint with the Uiryeong Police Station on charges of negligence against Mr. A who struck the ball.

In the complaint, Mr. B said, “After Mr. A’s ball fell into a hazard, he said,’Customer, it’s a hazard. I’ll go and hit it,’ and move forward, but Mr. A pulled out another golf ball from the spot without any warning and swung full swing, hitting the ball in the nose and eyes.” “This is an injury that requires treatment for about 4 weeks. He insisted.” Mr. B included in the complaint that not only the damage of the broken nose bones at the time, but also that he once suffered a blindness crisis while being hit with a ball on the side of the eye.

Mr. B continued, “Even after seeing Mr. A get hit and blooded and taken to 119, (Mr. A) immediately accompanied him to the hospital or asked the golf course to change the caddy without even asking the victim’s contact information. He said, “I went around all 18 holes,” and claimed that “even after golfing, I went back to the hospital without seeing or contacting me.”

In a phone call with the media on this day, Mr. A said, “I’m a beginner in golf, and I heard that Mr. B will move forward, but I just told him to hit one more, so I hit the ball, but the ball was bent and turned towards the caddy.” Clarified. He said, “After the accident, the golf course side (I’ll tell you the situation with Mr. B) once said with the intention of continuing the game and turned all 18 holes, but I wasn’t comfortable at that time and I’m really sorry.”

A police official said, “As soon as the complaint is received and the review is completed, we plan to conduct a full-scale investigation against Mr. A and B, etc.,” and “It seems that the charges of injury or negligence will be applied depending on the intentionality, but first confirm the exact facts. It is the first thing to do.”

Uiryeong = Reporter Sungwook Wi [email protected]