Nathan Aspinall makes major gaffe during 30C heatwave as he shares embarrassing picture after day of golf
BURN OUT Nathan Aspinall makes major gaffe during 30C heatwave as he shares embarrassing picture after day of golf
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DARTS star Nathan Aspinall was left red faced - literally - amid the ongoing heatwave.
An amber heat health alert was issued for the whole of England as Brits are basking in temperatures as high as 33C .
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Darts star Nathan Aspinall couldn't escape the ongoing heatwave
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Aspinall was left with a hilarious tan line after a game of golf
Aspinall, 33, decided to enjoy the warm weather with a fan round of golf.
The Asp took to the green amid high temperatures that reached 30C, but things didn't turn out as well as he hoped.
The Stockport native shared a photo showing the toll the bright sun took on him.
The thrower might be regretting his hat choice as it left him with a hilarious tan line on his head.
Aspinall issued the following caption: "Next time it's 30 degrees, NAH don't wear a hat to play golf lol."
Darts fans were left laughing their socks off as they stormed the comments' section.
One supporter tweeted: "Wear a bigger hat!"
Another commented: "The bottom of his head looks like a treble 20."
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A third wrote: "Those ears will sting."
This fan exclaimed: "Damn."
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And that one posted: "Should have worn a legionaries hat, neck and ears would've been protected."
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