POSITION:CODVIP|Winner7777|Winner777 Online Casino|Download Win777 > CODVIP >

63jili Golfer Jeffrey Guan vows to keep playing despite losing sight in one eye

Australian golfer Jeffrey GuanAustralian golfer Jeffrey Guan

Australian golfer Jeffrey Guan. –PHOTO/PGA OF AUSTRALIA

Australian Jeffrey Guan said he would continue to pursue his dream of playing on golf’s biggest tours despite permanently losing sight in his left eye after being hit in the face by a ball last month during a tournament.

The 20-year-old suffered fractures to his left cheekbone and eye socket after being hit during a Pro-Am tournament in September. He has since had two surgeries and will not be able to play for at least six months.

Article continues after this advertisement

The incident came just a week after Guan made his debut on the PGA Tour in the Procore Championship.

FEATURED STORIES SPORTS RESULTS: PBA Finals Ginebra vs TNT Game 4 November 3 SPORTS PBA Finals: Ginebra dominates TNT in Game 4 to tie series at 2-2 SPORTS UAAP: Monteverde, UP draw lessons from worst loss of season

In September, Jeffrey Guan was struck with a golf ball and has permanently lost vision in his left eye. Amazingly, he's working towards a return to pro golf 💪

🏌️‍♂️ Show your support for Jeffrey here: https://t.co/DlQX4K7vhN pic.twitter.com/h9gxRffxza

— PGA of Australia (@PGAofAustralia) October 31, 2024

In a statement on Thursday, the PGA of Australia said Guan had permanently lost vision in his left eye. The golf governing body and the Australian Sports Foundation (ASF) have launched an online fundraiser to raise $500,000 for Guan.

Article continues after this advertisement

“As you can imagine, this whole situation not only came at a tremendous cost but has also significantly affected me and my family emotionally and mentally,” Guan said in a statement.

“The thought of all my years of hard work and training, plus my family’s sacrifice, had just been thrown out the window.

“I will continue to work hard and do my best to achieve my dream. These four weeks have been the toughest of my life, but I am stronger mentally and will be ready to conquer any obstacle in the future… I will be back.”

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again. Your subscription has been successful.

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

SIGN ME UP

By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy.63jili

READ NEXT Yankees heartbroken after ‘cruel’ World Series defeat Kiefer Ravena now engaged to beauty queen Diana Mackey EDITORS' PICK Poverty incidence in Central Visayas drops in 2023 PCG transports about 9,000 relief boxes for Kristine victims in Bicol Over P163,000 worth of shabu, gun seized from 2 suspects in Rizal Tropical depression may enter PAR on Nov. 4 DOJ urged to issue lookout bulletin vs OVP officials Angelica Lopez is ‘Pearl of the Orient Seas’ in Miss International 2024 MOST READ Marcos, BARMM leaders discuss collaboration for 2025 elections LPA seen outside PAR, chance of becoming a typhoon is low DOJ urged to issue lookout bulletin vs OVP officials RESULTS: PBA Finals Ginebra vs TNT Game 4 November 3 Follow @FMangosingINQ on Twitter --> View comments

Related News