Tashyboy
Please don’t ask to see my tatts 👍
Played today in our winter open and started a thread what can go wrong. Well.
Walking from our ninth to tenth holes, takes you back across club shop, driving range and then 1st tee on the par three course. On of our PP see a couple of of old guys and says " you alright" one shouts " yeah ok". PP Then shouts even louder" am asking if your ok", me being a bit deaf did not hear the reply, but PP says " his mate is feeling sick and has chest pains".
Un beknown to me at the time PP says he noticed one old guy is carrying both bags. Anyway me and another PP who worked alongside me In med centre has a walk over and I asked the old guy. " have you a history of heart attacks or angina " Yes.
" Do you have/take a GTN spray" yes I do take it, no it's at home 20 mins in the car. So I rang club shop and got a buggy to pick him up. rang 999 and got an ambulance to him. paramedic turns up, asks him re GNT spray and promptly gives him a rollicking for not having his spray with him. They then ferry the poor old sod off to hospital.
So if you have any medication that may save your life on the golf course, please have it with you IE, GNT sprays, insulin or whatever. Furthermore, for the sake of five mins tell you PP what you have, where it is and do not in least feel embarrassed about doin it. It could save your life.
Walking from our ninth to tenth holes, takes you back across club shop, driving range and then 1st tee on the par three course. On of our PP see a couple of of old guys and says " you alright" one shouts " yeah ok". PP Then shouts even louder" am asking if your ok", me being a bit deaf did not hear the reply, but PP says " his mate is feeling sick and has chest pains".
Un beknown to me at the time PP says he noticed one old guy is carrying both bags. Anyway me and another PP who worked alongside me In med centre has a walk over and I asked the old guy. " have you a history of heart attacks or angina " Yes.
" Do you have/take a GTN spray" yes I do take it, no it's at home 20 mins in the car. So I rang club shop and got a buggy to pick him up. rang 999 and got an ambulance to him. paramedic turns up, asks him re GNT spray and promptly gives him a rollicking for not having his spray with him. They then ferry the poor old sod off to hospital.
So if you have any medication that may save your life on the golf course, please have it with you IE, GNT sprays, insulin or whatever. Furthermore, for the sake of five mins tell you PP what you have, where it is and do not in least feel embarrassed about doin it. It could save your life.
