Golfer Bill Haas has been released from hospital after being a passenger in a car crash which left one person dead and two injured, police in Los Angeles have said.
The crash involved a Ferrari and a BMW in the Pacific Palisades neighbourhood at 6.31pm on Tuesday evening (2.31am GMT on Wednesday), according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
The driver of the Ferrari, in which 35-year-old Haas was travelling, was pronounced dead at the scene while Haas and a 50-year-old woman were taken to a nearby hospital.
Pro golfer Bill Haas is one of the 2 people injured in a fatal rollover crash in Pacific Palisades. Actor Luke Wilson's car was sideswiped just before the collision https://t.co/hmhTy3ChHk
— KTLA (@KTLA) February 14, 2018
Haas’ father, Jay, told the Golf Channel that his son has pain and swelling in his leg but suffered no broken bones. He is expected to make a full recovery.
“Bill was very fortunate,” Jay Haas said.
A car that the LAPD said belonged to the actor Luke Wilson was hit by the Ferrari just before the crash.
Detective Jeff Fischer of the LAPD told local television station KTLA: “I can confirm Luke Wilson was driving the vehicle, the Toyota FJ that was travelling northbound. His vehicle just basically got clipped by the Ferrari.
“Mr Bill Haas was the passenger in the Ferrari. Apparently, from what I was told, he’s doing OK too.”
World number 67 Haas was due to contest this week’s PGA Tour event, the Genesis Open, at the nearby Riviera Country Club.