You are a world-famous violin player.On a recent visit to Vancouver you decide to visit your friend Mrs. Yan.Mrs Yan lives in a huge mansion at the top of Aberdeen.While you are sitting sipping a drink on Mrs. Yan's balcony a stray golf ball from the nearby golf course flies onto Mrs. Yan's balcony and smashes the glass in your hand, severing a tendon in your finger. The golf course has put up a high protective fence to prevent this sort of thing happening.In the last 30 years, six golf balls have been hit over the protective fence.Following surgery on your finger, your surgeon tells you that will never be able to play violin professionally again. Are you likely to be successful in your negligence claim against:

A.) The golf club; B.) The golfer who hit the ball; C.) Mrs. Yan; D.) Some combination of A/B/C (please specify); or E.) None of the above