A father, William Fennell, says stray golf balls from an 18-hole course have repeatedly landed in his home’s garden and driveway, putting his family at risk. He says the incidents have occurred over the past two years, with more than 60 balls hitting his property during that period. Fennell, 54, also says the problem involves his children, aged 10 and 7, and argues that a ball could seriously injure or even cause a coma if it hit a child. He alleges the shots have caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to his property. The reports frame the issue as an ongoing safety concern connected to wayward play from the course, rather than a single isolated event. The available information focuses on Fennell’s account of the frequency of ball strikes and the impact on his family and home. The outlets do not provide details on any formal investigation, official response from the golf course, or independent verification in the supplied text.