Police are looking for clues after knowledgeable golfer was killed and two others discovered lifeless at Georgia Nation Membership.

A man drove a pickup truck onto a golf course in suburban Atlanta on Saturday afternoon. When Gene Siller, a professional golfer who worked at Pinetree Country Club in Kennesaw, approached the white Ram 3500 pickup truck to see what was going on, he was fatally shot. 41-year-old Siller was pronounced dead at the scene with an obvious shot in the head. The shooter then fled.

Police officers arrived at the scene and discovered the bodies of two men in the back of the pickup truck. The two men also appeared to have gunshot wounds. One of the men has been identified as Paul Pierson, who is the owner of the pickup truck. It is unclear whether he had any connection with the country club. The third victim has not been identified.

The shooter has not been identified and investigators are still trying to find out what led to the killings. The shooter was apparently spotted about a mile from the country club on Saturday afternoon, according to tweets from nearby Kennesaw State University. Shortly after Siller’s death, the university tweeted a warning of a shooting near campus and an “armed and dangerous” suspect was on the run.

A statement from the President of the PGA of America, Jim Richerson. pic.twitter.com/mWKbqto6Gd

– PGA of America (@PGA) July 4, 2021

“A tragedy struck the Georgia Section PGA with the loss of our member Gene Siller. Thoughts and prayers for his family and the Pinetree Country Club family, ”tweeted Georgia’s Professional Golfers’ Association. Siller was a regular participant in Georgia’s PGA Section golf tournaments. The Georgia State Golf Association also offered condolences. Friends and community members have set up a GoFundMe to help out Siller’s family.

All of us at GSGA are deeply saddened by the tragic events that happened at Pinetree CC today. Our thoughts and prayers go with Gene Siller’s family and friends. 🙏

– Georgia State Golf Association (@GSGA) July 4, 2021