Ryder Cup fan blinded in one eye by Brooks Koepka shot claims she could have died from her injuries

A woman blinded in one eye by Brooks Koepka’s wayward tee shot at the Ryder Cup has demanded improvements in spectator safety as she claimed she could have died from her injuries. Corine Remande, 49, who is considering suing organisers after being flattened by the “bullet” shot on Friday,  spared Koepka of blame, saying responsibility was with the Le Golf National marshals. The R&A, which organises The Open next year at Royal Portrush, has said it is already carefully planning viewing areas at the Northern Ireland venue to maximise spectator safety.