The spectator of the Ryder Cup shot by Brooks Koepka is blinded with one eye and plans to sue the organizers in court



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The woman struck in the face by a shot by Brooks Koepka during the Ryder Cup claims to have been blinded permanently to the right eye.

Corine Remande, 49, says her "eyeball has exploded" after being caught by the American coach at the sixth hole on the first day of the tournament on Friday.

Doctors rushed to his aid in front of anxious spectators before being taken to the hospital.

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She was then transferred to the premises of the Croix-Rousse in Lyon.

Brooks Koepka looks at the camera after checking the name of a fan that he hit with a stray tee-shirt at the Ryder Cup

Brooks Koepka looks at the camera after checking the name of a fan that he hit with a stray tee-shirt at the Ryder Cup
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Now, the golf enthusiast is planning to sue the organizers after doctors have told her that she will never be able to use her eyes again.

Remande told AFP: "It happened so quickly that I did not feel any pain when I was touched. I did not feel that the ball hit my eye, and then I felt the blood flowing.

"Friday's scan confirmed a fracture of the right orbit and an eyeball explosion."

This story originally appeared in The Sun

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