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Sergio Garcia apologizes for destroying tee box, breaking driver in Masters meltdown: 'I regret the way I acted'
TL;DR
Sergio Garcia apologized for damaging a tee box and breaking his driver during the 2026 Masters, acknowledging that his actions were inappropriate. He received a code of conduct warning following the incident.
Sergio Garcia apologizes for destroying tee box, breaking driver in Masters meltdown: 'I regret the way I acted'
Sergio Garcia knows he took things too far at the 2026 Masters. Garcia reportedly received a code of conduct warning after damaging a tee box and breaking one of his drivers after an errant shot Sunday.
Two days later, Garcia issued an apology for his actions, admitting they have “no place in our game.”
His full statement read:
“I want to apologize for my actions on Sunday at The Masters tournament. I respect and value everything National Golf Club and Augusta National Golf Club is to golf. I regret the way I acted and it has no place in our game. It doesn’t reflect the respect and appreciation I have for The Masters, the patrons, tournament officials and golf fans around the world.”
This story will be updated.
Q&A
What did Sergio Garcia do at the 2026 Masters that led to an apology?
Sergio Garcia damaged a tee box and broke his driver after an errant shot, which prompted him to issue an apology for his behavior.
What consequences did Sergio Garcia face after his actions at the Masters?
Garcia received a code of conduct warning from tournament officials following his destructive behavior on the course.
