Danny Lee made an early exit from the U.S. Open at Winged Foot Golf Membership on Saturday night – one culminating with a six-putt from four ft on the 18th inexperienced for a quadruple-bogey 8. After that, Lee withdrew from the championship, citing a wrist damage, and left the property.

Video of Lee’s placing melt-down didn’t floor till the following day, but it surely exhibits a golfer at his wit’s finish. (Haven’t all of us been there?)

By Tuesday, Lee, the 30-year-old New Zealander with one profession PGA Tour title, spoke about his six-putt and withdrawal. He posted a press release to Twitter apologizing for his actions.

Within the Tweet, Lee pledged to consider his actions and use it to get higher.

“I apologize for my poor actions at (the) U.S. Open at week. It was very unprofessional and silly. Clearly hurts a lot of my followers and followers and my sponsors on the market,” Lee wrote partially. “My frustration took over me and mixed with damage I needed to combat with all of it week. … I shouldn’t have left it like that.”

It’s a irritating sport – even, because it seems, for the professionals.

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What simply occurred? Danny Lee six-putts 18th inexperienced, withdraws from U.S. Open