Travis Kelce bloodies spectator with errant golf shot to go

Travis Kelce’s sport might use some work.

Golf sport, that’s.

Kelce had an odd begin to the American Century Championship on Friday when a wayward shot hit a spectator within the arm, and later drew blood after hitting a second bystander within the head, based on Individuals.

Kelce had his second blunder of the day on the sixteenth gap, this time hitting a younger girl behind the pinnacle off a drive.

A witness instructed Individuals streaks of blood might be seen within the spectator’s hair after the hit.

The lady, who’s believed to be in her early 20s, stayed down for a couple of minutes whereas paramedics assisted her, however ultimately was capable of stand again up.

Earlier within the day, Kelce teed off with the most effective of intentions however woefully missed the inexperienced on the very first shot.

After hitting the spectator, Kelce made certain he was correctly taken care of with somewhat TLC.

The Chiefs tight finish approached the spectator and shook his hand, pulling him in for an enormous smooch on the harm.

Kelce and his brother, Jason, who can also be within the event, joked concerning the potential of hitting a spectator on final week’s episode of their New Heights podcast.

“That is my first day trip in Lake Tahoe, do you might have any recommendation?” Jason requested his brother, who beforehand gained the event in 2023.

“My recommendation can be don’t really feel dangerous if you happen to hit someone as a result of they purchased the ticket,” he joked, to which his brother instantly replied: “I don’t really feel dangerous if I ever hit anyone.”

“It’s a bunch of amateurs on the market attempting to play golf so don’t really feel dangerous,” Travis continued. “Individuals have been hit earlier than. They obtained EMTs, no matter it’s referred to as, they obtained proper there at each gap. All people will likely be advantageous.”

The American Century Championship will proceed via July 14, however hopefully Kelce’s tally of spectator accidents ended Friday.