Georgia Pro Shot Dead On Golf Course

Gene Siller, 41, was one of three men to be found dead at Pine Tree Country Club in Georgia

Georgia Pro Shot Dead On Golf Course
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Gene Siller, 41, was one of three men to be found dead at Pine Tree Country Club in Georgia

Georgia Pro Shot Dead On Golf Course

The incident apparently happened at 2.20pm local time on Saturday 3rd July, with Siller's body reported to have been discovered on the 10th green.

Police say he was pronounced dead at the scene due to an "apparent gunshot wound to the head."

"We are truly heartbroken to hear about the senseless murder that took pace yesterday at Pine Tree Country Club that took the life of PGA member Gene Siller," PGA of America President Jim Richerson said.

"The PGA of America sends our thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathy to his family, club and the Georgia PGA community."

The Georgia State Golf Association tweeted: "All of us at the GSGA are deeply saddened by the tragic events that occurred earlier today at Pinetree CC. Our thoughts and prayers are with Gene Siller’s family and friends."

"Tragedy has stricken the Georgia Section PGA in the loss of our Member, Gene Siller. Thoughts and prayers for his family and the Pinetree Country Club family," the Georgia PGA tweeted.

A fundraiser has been set up at the club, with the goal of raising $500,000 for Siller's family.

"As many of you are aware Gene was tragically killed Saturday, July 3rd. We are asking for donations to help Gene’s precious family in this terrible time of need. Please keep Gene's family as well as his Pintree family in your prayers," the fundraiser read.

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Pinetree Country Club is located just outside of Marietta, north of Atlanta.

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