A golfer who uses just one arm to play his shots is set to become the first paraplegic captain of an able-bodied club in the world. <br /><br />Terry Kirby, 63, was a budding new golfer before - in a devastating turn of events - he lost all feeling below his chest following the removal of a tumour found on his spinal cord.<br /><br />Inspirational Terry, who had one leg shorter than the other, was visiting the doctors in 1994 to be given a shoe stint. <br /><br />However, after a doctor commented about the weakness in Terry's legs, he was rushed into Hull Royal Hospital. <br /><br />Once in the hospital, doctors gave Terry, who served in the army for 12 years, the horrific news that they'd found a 2.5in tumour on his spinal cord.<br /><br />The footage was captured yesterday (February 4).
