Story highlights Jason Bohn suffers mild heart attack during tournament

42-year-old in stable condition in hospital

(CNN) Golfer Jason Bohn is in a stable condition after suffering a mild heart attack at the Honda Classic event in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

The 42-year-old American reported chest pains and called for medics shortly after putting-out Friday's second round at the PGA National course, according to the official PGA website.

Bohn was taken to the nearby Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center where tests revealed the extent of his condition.

PGA Tour Media later posted an update on Twitter confirming Bohn was stable but was due to undergo more tests Saturday.

.@JasBohn was diagnosed with a mild heart attack after R2 @TheHondaClassic. Is stable at area hospital, further tests tomm. @PGATOUR — PGA TOUR Media (@PGATOURmedia) 27 February 2016

The two-time winner on the PGA Tour had fired a two-over-par 72 Friday to make the cut for the weekend but immediately withdrew from the tournament.

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