Honda Classic: Jason Bohn says he "got one hell of a mulligan" after heart attack

Jason Bohn said he "got one hell of a mulligan" after suffering a heart attack following the second round of the Honda Classic last week.

"The craziest part about the whole situation is I had no idea that I was having a heart attack," Bohn told PGA Tour radio's Matt Adams from the hospital on Monday, per Golf.

com. "My doctors all have told me that had I passed out or gone down on the golf course that they really don't think they would have had time to get the proper blood thinners in me, and put the stent in that they were able to do in time. I got one hell of a mulligan, Matt. That's all I can say."

PGA Tour officials reported that the 42-year-old complained of chest pains after shooting a 2-over 72 and went to see medical staff. Bohn was taken by ambulance to Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center, where tests initially revealed a mild heart attack.

Later it was determined that his condition was much more series and a stent was place in the left anterior descending artery, known as the …