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It's usually the food and drink that's in danger from him rather than the staff.

Cheers. Luckily, the surgeon I had at the Northern General in Sheffield was one of the best in the country at the time (probably still is). They called it a "devastating injury" but he did an amazing job. Rebuilt my heel in a five hour operation involving a metal plate and around 15 screws...

The two claims I've mentioned were firstly when me and the family were in Fontainebleau, a trip we'd done numerous times when the nipper was small as it's a great place for families with young kids and I got to go bouldering in the greatest place in the world for it. I'd always taken out an...

What do you mean? I get it free with my credit card but I definitely wouldn't book a holiday without it. In two cases, it's saved me thousands (one of which I took out a specific policy for as I wasn't sure the free insurance would cover the trip).

Spot on. Hardly any balls went into the crowd in comparison to how many normally do in big tournaments.

Nasty incident but obviously just a freak accident. Can't see how it could have been avoided by the organisers as it was just bloody bad luck. As others have said, surely with the huge amount of money washing around in golf (plus insurance policies that must be in place for such things), it'll...