HONOLULU Blayne Barbers caddie, Cory Gilmer, is in critical condition in a neurological intensive care unit at a local hospital after falling on Friday and hitting his head.Barber said after his third round at the Sony Open that hed been at dinner with Gilmer on Friday and that his caddie met some friends afterwards at another restaurant when he fell.He hit the floor. He was just standing up and fell and hit his head on the floor pretty hard evidently, said Barber, who struggled to a third-round 72.
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Gilmer was nonresponsive when Barber teed off on Saturday, and he was waiting for an update on his condition. Doctors told Barber that they are not currently considering surgery and officials were trying to control the swelling and the bleeding in Gilmers brain.I slept about three hours. That was about the hardest day of golf I've ever played, Barber said.Barbers brother, Shayne, replaced Gilmer for Saturdays third round. Barber said he considered withdrawing from the event, but decided he should play.With him being completely unresponsive right now, there wasn't much I could do, Barber said. I felt like it may just get my mind off of stuff, and it didn't really. I just spent the last 4 1/2 hours kind of whacking it around and thinking about a lot of things.
Blayne Barber's caddie, Cory Gilmer, in ICU after fall, head
Jan 14, 2018 · Blayne Barber's caddie suffers critical head injury after fall. Blayne Barber's caddie was in critical condition with swelling in his brain from falling on his head at a Honolulu restaurant Saturday.
Blayne Barber's caddie in critical condition in ICU after
Blayne Barber's caddie was in critical condition with swelling in his brain from falling on his head at a Honolulu restaurant Saturday. Barber's caddie suffers critical head injury after fall
Blayne Barber's caddie suffers critical head injury after fall
Barber's caddie suffers critical head injury after fall. Barber was trying to find the intensive care unit at the hospital Saturday morning when he received a push alert on his phone that a
Barber's caddie suffers critical head injury after fall
Blayne Barber's caddie, Cory Gilmer, was in critical condition with swelling in his brain from falling on his head at a Honolulu restaurant Saturday.
Blayne Barber's caddie suffers critical head injury after fall
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Blayne Barber's caddie, Cory Gilmer, was in critical condition with swelling in his brain after collapsing and landing on his head Saturday at a Honolulu restaurant.
Barber's caddie suffers critical head injury after fall
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Blayne Barber's caddie, Cory Gilmer, in ICU after fall, head hit
Blayne Barber's caddie, Cory Gilmer, is in critical condition in a neurological intensive care unit at a local hospital after falling on Friday and hitting his head.
Blayne Barber's caddie suffers critical head injury after fall
Blayne Barber's caddie in critical condition in ICU after hitting head in fall a neurological intensive care unit at a local hospital after falling and up and fell and hit his head on the
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Barber said his caddie, Cory Gilmer, was in a Waikiki Beach restaurant when he suddenly collapsed and landed on his head. Gilmer was still unresponsive when Barber left the hospital for his third round. "He's in neurological ICU. A lot of bleeding and swelling in his brain," Barber said. "So I went by this morning. That was the last update I had.
Barber's caddie suffers critical head injury after fall By Associated Press January 14, 2018 12:23 am HONOLULU (AP) — Blayne Barber's caddie was in critical condition with swelling in his brain from falling on his head at a Honolulu restaurant Saturday.
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