Scott McTominay’s Girlfriend Hit by Stray Golf Ball During Dubai Break
Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay’s girlfriend, Cam Reading, became the unexpected target during a golf tournament. She got hit by a golf ball during her visit to the Dubai Desert Classic tournament.
Awkward moment for Scott McTominay’s Girlfriend
McTonminay, who plays for Manchester United, is currently on winter break. During his break time, He went to watch European golf tournament with her partner Cam and they love to spend some of their best time together.
While enjoying the sunshine and sporting action from prime seats, Cam found herself on the receiving end of a wandering golf ball. Fortunately, she sustained no injuries, but the incident certainly made for a memorable outing. clarifying what happened to her, Cam told to DP World Tour Instagram account:
“We were just sat here having a nice little conversation, and then suddenly a bang happened over there and it just bounced over and hit my back, and then landed underneath my bum.
After enquiring about his life partner, Scott McTominay commented,
“You can’t write the script for that. Have you got travel insurance?”
Within a few minutes of his comments, Cam Reading replied:
“I am going to see if I can get it signed and then put it on eBay. It is very lucky though. First tournament. first golf tournament and I’ve been hit by a golf ball. It’s great.”
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Cam has been dating McTonmay since 2022. They share their photos on social media. They are referred to as the cutest couple in sports. Active on social media, she boasts a strong following and frequently uses her platform to promote wellness and healthy living initiatives.
Following Cam’s incident, Rory McIlroy won the Dubai Desert Classic for a record fourth time on Sunday, finishing a memorable weekend comeback by spinning in Cameron Young early in the final round, then holding off Adrian Meronk by a stroke, McIlroy completed with a 2-under 70 to retain the title at a tournament.
