PGA Tour’s Grayson Murray Injured In Horrific Scooter Accident, Needed 50 Stitches

Pro golf player Grayson Murray was associated with a bloody scooter mishap in Bermuda today … which knocked him unconscious and required him to withdraw from a PGA Tour occasion.

Murray — who was set to play in the 2022 Butterfield Bermuda Championship — was taking a trip back to his hotel by means of scooter at around 4 PM when the event happened, per VCP Golf.

Murray was reversing a bend in the roadway when he guided near the center line. Unfortunately for the golf player, a cars and truck being available in the opposite instructions was likewise moving near the center, which led to the 29-year-old hitting the front corner of the lorry — knocking him off his trip and rolling a number of feet.

Grayson’s caddie, Doug Schwimmer, was taking a trip behind him on scooter and experienced the dreadful mishap … however might not step in since he was going too rapidly to stop.

Schwimmer skilled roadway rash after falling off his scooter … however was not carried to the health center.

Murray, on the other hand, was left unconscious and required 50 stitches (25 on his face) to close his injuries … however did not suffer any damaged bones.

While parts of the experience stay foggy for Murray, he does keep in mind informing witnesses that his knee remained in a great deal of discomfort.

Murray declined to blame anybody for the mishap … stating, “Riding on the opposite side of the road is already confusing, and the roads in Bermuda are narrow and sketchy.”

FYI — Murray and his caddie were riding scooters since travelers in the location are restricted from leasing vehicles.

“Honestly, I’m pretty fortunate because the helmet saved me,” Murray informed Golfweek. “If it wasn’t for my knee and stitches in my left hand, I would try to play.”

Murray published a picture on Instagram on Thursday, making the thumbs-up gesture … and notifying everybody that he was heading house.

“Thank you to the PGA tour staff for all the help the last couple days and all the well wishes I got from players/caddies and y’all. Much love.”