It happened right behind our group at #15. Guy came running over the hill from #14 pad yelling call 911. One of our group is an RN, and he took off running as I called 911. As I got to the trail behind #14 pad and described to the 911 operator the victim's condition, he was already in cardiac arrest. Our RN and another guy with training were giving him chest pumps and mouth-to-mouth. A moment later a doctor showed up to help. The poor guy, said to be 81, looked very bad.
The Fire Dept EMTs arrived on a ATV with litter, shocked him twice and began IV. We went back to our holes as they prepared for transport.
It was very unsettling, very disturbing. We finished the hole without focus, and poorly. A 3-blast delay was sounded for medical emergency before we got to #16 and we had a chance to re-gather ourselves before resuming about 20 minutes later.
There was no word after the round on the man's condition, but there was little optimism on the faces of the medical people as they were preparing to leave the course with him.