Tennis Pro, Poker Player Rafa Nadal Hit in Head With Stray Golf Ball, Loses Memory

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A champion tennis player and the face behind PokerStars.com, Rafa Nadal is also an accomplished golfer.  Word spread over the weekend that he had been hit on the head by a stray golf ball, leaving him with amnesia.

True or false?

The Golf News Net reports the scenario did indeed happen. 

It was scripted though.

The occasion was set up by PokerStars as part of a slickly produced ad in which unsuspecting golfers were actually led to believe they had caused Nadal’s supposed head injury.

Sorry folks, the yellow captioning at the bottom of the video is a little difficult to read. 

- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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