SNOWBALLING PUTS OLIVER WILSON OUT OF GAME FOR SIX WEEKS
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The latest in a long line of bizarre injuries to professional golfers was revealed when England's Oliver Wilson tweeted that he would be out of the game for six weeks following a snowballing incident.
Wilson was meant to be on a plane to Dubai this week, but a bizarre injury to his wrist after slipping to avoid a "deadly snowball" put paid to that.
The latest in a long line of bizarre injuries to professional golfers was revealed when England's Oliver Wilson tweeted that he would be out of the game for six weeks following a snowballing incident.
Wilson was meant to be on a plane to Dubai this week, but a bizarre injury to his wrist after slipping to avoid a "deadly snowball" put paid to that.
"Did it avoiding a deadly snowball, slipped in the snow.
If I'd known I'd get injured at home, might as well have gone
skiing!" tweeted Wilson.
It left him with a broken wrist and six weeks on the sidelines.
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Spanish golfer Miguel Ángel Jiménez broke a leg in a ski-ing
accident recently and is expected to be out for at least five months. The
48 year–old, who became the oldest winner in European Tour history when he
won in Hong Kong in December, was in the Sierra Nevada mountain range in
Andalucia in southern Spain on when he broke his right leg in a
fall.
"I lost control and fell," Jiménez said. "I felt a huge stab of pain and I knew straightaway I had broken something."
"I lost control and fell," Jiménez said. "I felt a huge stab of pain and I knew straightaway I had broken something."
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Former US Open champion Graeme McDowell suffered a freak injury in December when he caught his right hand in a Chinese hotel door. He blamed it on sleep walking, revealing: “I woke up out of this dream, standing in a hotel-room door, in my boxer shorts, and three seconds later I had the most searing pain in my right hand. I have no idea what happened.”
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Thomas Levet pulled out of the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship in January after falling and breaking a rib at the Volvo Champions event. Six months earlier the Frenchman broke his shin jumping into a lake to celebrate winning a French Open.
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Another Frenchman, François Calmels, a Challenge Tour player, badly cut four fingers last April when he attempted to snap his dog's leash as the animal rushed out of a lift with the doors closing behind it.
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Lucas Glover, a former US Open winner, was forced to pull out of the season-opening Tournament of Champions in 2012 after suffering a sprained kneed while paddle-boarding in the ocean. Glover sprained his right knee.
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And just to complete the snow-led injuries to top golfers, Paul Casey dislocated his right shoulder snow-boarding in Colorado last January and was sidelined for two months.
Former US Open champion Graeme McDowell suffered a freak injury in December when he caught his right hand in a Chinese hotel door. He blamed it on sleep walking, revealing: “I woke up out of this dream, standing in a hotel-room door, in my boxer shorts, and three seconds later I had the most searing pain in my right hand. I have no idea what happened.”
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Thomas Levet pulled out of the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship in January after falling and breaking a rib at the Volvo Champions event. Six months earlier the Frenchman broke his shin jumping into a lake to celebrate winning a French Open.
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Another Frenchman, François Calmels, a Challenge Tour player, badly cut four fingers last April when he attempted to snap his dog's leash as the animal rushed out of a lift with the doors closing behind it.
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Lucas Glover, a former US Open winner, was forced to pull out of the season-opening Tournament of Champions in 2012 after suffering a sprained kneed while paddle-boarding in the ocean. Glover sprained his right knee.
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And just to complete the snow-led injuries to top golfers, Paul Casey dislocated his right shoulder snow-boarding in Colorado last January and was sidelined for two months.
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