The Navy SEAL who shot three bullets into Osama Bin Laden's head said putting the terrorist leader in his place is less stressful than putting a golf ball. 'Golf’s more stressful than combat,' esteemed Navy SEAL Rob O’Neill, 28, told the New York Post on Friday at The Tuscany Hotel in New York. O'Neill told reporters that a psychiatrist once suggested he take up golf as a way of 'relieving post-traumatic stress' but that it had an opposite effect. Scroll down for video No golf for me: Retired Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill, 38, who says he shot and killed Osama bin Laden, poses for a portrait in Washington on Friday and says golf is no way to relieve stress
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'Golf’s more stressful than combat,' esteemed Navy SEAL Rob O’Neill, 28, told the New York Post on Friday at The Tuscany Hotel in New York
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'The last psychiatrist I spoke to recommended golfing to relieve stress — and that’s a bad idea,' O’Neill said
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O'Neill has started an organization to raise money for retired soldiers called YourGratefulNation.org
O'Neill, who travels with full security around @placeholder, said he has to figure out what to do now after 16 years of impressive service.