Golf player in Texas is apologized after Rorre McLeroi

Golf player swings Rorre McLeroi He publicly apologized, describing the accident as a “mistake.”

Look PotterA beginner and player in the Texas University golf team was filmed in the TPC Sawgrass Players Championships in Ponte Fedra Beach, Florida, on Tuesday, March 11.

After hitting the first ball of Mcilroy water, Potter, “just like 2011 in Ugusta,” cried, according to the accident accounts. Common on social media. After its second shot, the mcilroy took the Potter phone before accompanying the student from the place.

“Look, I made a mistake, and I enjoy it,” I tell Potter Golfchaannel.com In an article published on Thursday, March 13th.

“I apologize for that. That’s all that needs to say … it’s just a good educational experience. Yes, I apologize.”

It is said that Potter has violated the rules of official fans behavior, which prohibits “verbal or physical harassment of players” and “the player’s attention or any disruption to play,” according to Golf.com.

The Potter phone was re -later, according to various reports.

Potter coach, John FieldsIt is reflected in the accident in an interview with Golf.com Thursday.

“He got a hole in his heart. He had no idea that what was coming out of his mouth would lead to this method.”

He added that Potter’s actions were “embarrassing” for the Golf program at the University of Texas.

“It is sensitive to me because our program is based on respect for the game, and I would like to tell you that we train from 18 to 22 years on a natural basis and do not always make the right call, and this is my responsibility as a coach and when they make a mistake, it is an educational moment.”

Fields said that Potter wrote apology messages to McLeroy, PgA Jay Monohan, Director of PGA University Brendan von Duhrin and Sakut Schroeder, Men’s Golf Coach at North Florida University, the host school for the Hait Championship.

“To move forward, it will be a better man. That’s what I think,” added Fields.

As for Mcilroy, the golf star refused to discuss the accident at a press conference on Thursday.

in video A subscriber on social media, one of the journalists asked Mcilroy: “Rori, can I ask you about the Shanegan with this child in 17 in practice?”

“No, you can’t,” McLeri answered. When he was asked, “Why,” the golf player said: “Because I don’t want you.”

“Everything, I think, became strange through the fact that he was not civilian, and that he was a player,” the journalist was examined. “Is this surprising? Did you know that? Did you learn that later? Did you surprise you when you learned that?”

“I am really happy because I shot 67 today.”