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Golf Channel · May 11, 2019

Duncan accidentally hits wife in head with errant approach

Tyler Duncan finds himself hunting his first PGA Tour victory through 36 holes at the AT&T Byron Nelson.

Duncan enters the weekend at Trinity Forest tied for second place, four shots behind leader Sung Kang after a Friday 66.

The second-year Tour member dropped just one shot in the second round, but really made two mistakes: carding bogey and accidentally hitting his wife in the head when his approach to the 13th green sailed well to the right.

"Took a big bounce and hit her, I guess. I didn't know until after the round," he said. "I had a little mud on the ball, little unfortunate timing there and shot out to the right and didn't get up and down. ...

"I'm just happy she's not hurt."

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