Australian golfing legend Greg Norman has been hospitalised in the United States after testing positive for Covid-19 on Christmas Day.
The two-time Open Championship winner originally returned a negative result for the coronavirus but shared pictures on his Instagram account on Friday of him laying in a hospital bed, indicating he had mild symptoms the day before, which led to a positive tested.
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‘This sums it all up. My Christmas Day. On behalf of millions, f##k Covid. Get this sh#t behind us never to experience it again,’ Norman wrote in his post.
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On Thursday Norman, who competed with his son at last week’s PNC Championship, also shared a video where he named some of the symptoms he had been experiencing.
‘I feel very flu-like, I have a mild fever, I have a cough, I have aches and pains, I have a mild headache,’
‘So I am in self-quarantine. Ugly place to be on Christmas Eve but I just do not want to jeopardise affecting any of my family or friends and loved ones around me,’ the 65-year-old said.
Greg Norman Jnr also confirmed that him and his wife have been isolating after they too receive positive results for Covid-19.
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