10 highlights of 2016 you might not remember

Jason Bohn’s comeback

The PGA Tour veteran was back inside the ropes in April at the RBC Heritage, seven weeks after suffering a heart attack post his second round at the Honda Classic. Bohn, 43 made the halfway cut by a stroke and then asked to see a medical staff.

He later added that had he not made the cut, he most likey would have travelled home that night and potentailly, might have died from the attack.

"The only thing I noticed that was kind of unique to me is sometimes we'll hit shots and we'll carry the golf club to the next point before we hand it back to our caddie, and I felt like the club felt a little bit heavier in my left hand, but nothing significant," Bohn said. "... I really just thought I hadn't gotten over the flu or bronchitis."

"(The doctors) told me that I was extremely lucky, that had I gone down on the golf course, like had I passed out, they didn't believe that I had enough time for anyone to get to me and relieve the blockage and I probably wouldn't have made it," Bohn said.

"When the physician was telling me all this, I'm just thinking to myself, at no point did I feel bad enough that I thought I might be able to literally die."