North Melbourne chairman James Brayshaw sports black eye after golf mishap Kangaroos chairman James Brayshaw sporting a black eye next to his golf rival, Australian PGA champion, Daniel Popovic. Picture: Supplied Source: Herald Sun NORTH Melbourne chairman James Brayshaw can thank his lucky stars he's not -- literally -- a one-eyed Kangaroos supporter after a golfing mishap. Brayshaw copped a golf ball to the face after his shot ricocheted off the base of a tree onto his cheek, just centimetres below his left eye. The avid golfer was injured playing the 18th hole at Kingston Heath with North Melbourne coach Brad Scott, Australian PGA champion Daniel Popovic and a member of the Kangaroos medical department. Brayshaw was wearing sunglasses at the time which did most of the damage to his face. Kangaroos coach Brad Scott said it was a bit of a worry at first with "blood streaming" down his face. "Lucky (Brayshaw) had the glasses on otherwise I don't think he'd have his left eye," Scott told Triple M. The incident sparked social media frenzy with pictures of the avid golfer and footy media identity doing the rounds this afternoon. Kangaroos great Glenn Archer was among those to chime in asking if Brayshaw had a run in with Fairfax journalist Caroline Wilson. Wilson was forced to retract comments she made about the Kangaroos sports medical department on Channel Nine's Footy Classified last Monday.