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A recently retired 65 year old man plunged off a cliff to his death in a golf cart. Man that’s too bad.
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May 22nd, 2007 at 11:49 pm
Yikes that is horrible. Always be careful on hilly courses, winding down a steep cart path is not the time to be in a hurry. Not that this guy was I don’t know, I’m just saying be extra careful, pay attention, and try not to take for granted the familiarity of your own home course cart path. You look down at your cell phone or write on the scorecard and…
I hate hearing stories like this: be careful out there; this stuff happens more often than you would think