- Dino Glennon Forristall, 65, was arrested on suspicion of a DUI on Sunday
- He was driving a golf cart when he made an unsafe turn and plummeted down a 30-foot embankment at Green Valley Country Club, California
- Forristall escaped with minor injuries but his two passengers were severely hurt
- They were rushed to hospital with a broken back and broken arm
Two people have been seriously injured in a drunken golf cart crash at an elite Californian country club, police said.
Dino Glennon Forristall, 65, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after the crash on New Year’s Eve at Green Valley Country Club in unincorporated Solano County, SFgate reports.
Forristall, of Pinole, California, escaped with minor injuries after he made an unsafe turn in the golf cart and plummeted down a 30-foot embankment, police said.
Dino Glennon Forristall, 65, (pictured) was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after the crash on New Year’s Eve
Forristall, 65, was driving the golf cart when he plummeted down an embankment at Green Valley Country Club (pictured) in unincorporated Solano County
But his two passengers suffered much more serious injuries, including a broken back and a broken arm, according to the the California Highway Patrol.
Ambulances arrived at the scene at around 10.30pm and rushed the two passengers, who have not been named, to hospital.
But Forristall, a married father and owner of Industrial Ladder and Scaffolding, Inc., was arrested for the DUI.
Forristall, of Pinole, California, escaped with minor injuries after he made an unsafe turn in the golf cart (stock image)