Summary
During the final round of The Masters, golfer Sergio Garcia had a heated moment where he damaged his driver by hitting it into the ground. After receiving a warning for his behavior, Garcia later apologized on social media for his actions, saying they did not reflect his respect for the tournament.
Key Facts
- Sergio Garcia damaged his golf driver during The Masters by smashing it on the ground.
- The incident took place on the second hole of his final round.
- Garcia did not face additional penalties but was warned under the tournament's Code of Conduct.
- A second offense could have led to a two-stroke penalty.
- Garcia issued an apology on social media for his actions.
- He expressed regret and stated that his behavior did not reflect his respect for The Masters and golf.
