The hole is known as one of the loudest in golf, but a serious scene occurred during Friday's second round of the Waste Management Open, according to ESPN.

According to the newspaper, a woman fell from the stands on the 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale and was hospitalized.

In the afternoon, authorities cleared the bleacher area around where she fell.

Officials said the woman's injuries were not life-threatening. ESPN. (Related: Doctor diagnoses O.J. Simpson with prostate cancer: report)

The civic group known as the Thunderbirds, which organized the event, issued a statement saying that officials “responded quickly at the scene and immediately provided medical treatment to the injured fan, who was then safely transported to a local medical center for further testing.” I did,” he said.

According to ESPN, “The WM Phoenix Open is working closely with local law enforcement, fire, medical, and PGA Tour authorities to deploy emergency forces strategically throughout the tournament venue to quickly respond to health and safety situations.” We will take action,” the statement said. “We respect your medical privacy and will provide additional details if necessary.”

JUST IN: A woman was taken to the hospital after falling on the 16th hole of the WM Phoenix Open, Scottsdale Fire officials said. https://t.co/IpLFSFbCd4

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The 16th hole at the WM Phoenix Open is known for its large crowds and the presence of large amounts of alcohol, but it is unclear at this time whether the woman was drinking.

almost sitting 16,000 fansThe 16th hole is the only hole in professional golf that is completely surrounded by stands.