Plane Crashed on Golf Course in the US (3 photos + 1 video)
Pilot injured in US golf course plane crash. 
The Piper PA28 was flying at an altitude of about 400 feet when its engine failed. The 46-year-old pilot decided to make an emergency landing. At that moment, he was flying over the Haggin Oaks Golf Course in Sacramento, California. The Piper skidded on the grass for about 200 feet and crashed into a sporting goods store. There was no fire after the crash.
Immediately after the plane "landed", a field worker pulled out the pilot and provided him with first aid. The man received multiple bruises and a cut on his arm. Local authorities decided to play it safe and took him to the hospital.
