The phrase "attack on a golf" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing, possibly intended to refer to an "attack on a goal" in a sports context.
Example: "The team's attack on a goal was relentless during the final minutes of the match."
Alternatives: "assault on a target" or "offensive on a goal."
He died when I was 12. Heart attack on a golf course.
He said his most memorable panic attack on a golf course came when he played too well.
"Capital" is narrated by Marc Tourneuil (Gad Elmaleh), Phenix's fish-eyed interim leader, who is given the reins after its chief executive has a heart attack on a golf course.
He died in 1984 after suffering a heart attack on a golf course near a resort community he founded in Texas.
He was a notable sportsman and died of a heart attack while on a golf course.
The seven "Road" pictures built their parody of competitiveness into a lucrative running gag that played for more than twenty years, and continued until Crosby died of a heart attack on a Spanish golf course in 1977.
"I'm just putting on a golf tournament for them.
Mateo's tale of an anxiety attack on the golf course was one of several that were heard during a random stop at the course in Van Cortlandt Park.
The unnamed president who set this into play "died of a massive heart attack on the golf course (so we were told. No one ever saw the body), before his son-in-law executed the vice president for treason and took over the Oval Office himself". One of the few good captains out there is Joe, who pilots the Great White.
Rod Carew, 71, a baseball legend, had been waiting for an organ match for 15 months after suffering a heart attack on the golf course.
On the morning of Sept. 11, before the World Trade Center and Pentagon were attacked, Mr. Bush went running on a golf course in Sarasota, Fla., with Richard Keil, a White House correspondent for Bloomberg News and a former All-American distance runner.
