Golfer Justin Thomas (Justin Thomas) apologized after losing his putt

Golfer Justin Thomas (Justin Thomas) apologized for using homophobia after missing a shot.

In the third round of the Sentinel Championship in Hawaii, Thomas failed to drop his putt and knocked him down with a microphone.

“I have absolutely no reason to say that. It’s terrible.” Thomas told the Golf Channel after the game. “no excuse.”

Thomas was unable to arrive immediately on Sunday. He told the Golf Channel that these comments did not reflect who he was. He said he was “sorry.”

The PGA said in a statement on Sunday: “As he said after the round, we agree that Justin’s comments are unacceptable.”

The Human Rights Movement, the country̵

7;s largest LGBTQ human rights organization, condemned the slander. Alphonso David, President of the Human Rights Council, said on Twitter: “This discriminatory language has caused real harm and there is no room in sports. We must continue to work hard to achieve greater Tolerance and acceptance.

The 27-year-old Thomas (Thomas) is the former No. 1 golf player in the world and has won more than a dozen PGA Tour events.