A retired Marine shot in the face by a sniper during a tour in Iraq is facing another enemy at home: the thief who stole his custom-made golf clubs.
Marine Lt. Col. Justin Constantine left his clubs at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, Va., last week, the Marine Corps Times reported Saturday.
One club has been returned, but two remain missing, the report said.
The clubs were donated by a group that helps wounded veterans.
"Yes, I could go out and buy more clubs, but these meant a lot for me," Constantine said.
A spokeswoman for Army Navy Country Club said its director of security will assist with the incident.
Constantine was on patrol as a civil affairs team leader when he was shot by a sniper during a 2006 deployment to Iraq, the Marine Corps Times reported.
Constantine said playing golf helped him during his recovery.
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