Irvine golfer is battered over the head with his own club by golf course menace
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Irvine golfer is battered over the head with his own club by golf course menace Police in Irvine are hunting for a man accused of turning a confrontation at a local golf course into a brutal attack that left a golfer struck in the head with his own club.
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What happened
Irvine golfer is battered over the head with his own club by golf course menace Police in Irvine are hunting for a man accused of turning a confrontation at a local golf course into a brutal attack that left a golfer struck in the head with his own club.
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