Pro Golfer Shows He's A Winner After His Shot Bloodies Woman

PGA golfer Tony Finau tied for 34th place in the Dean & Deluca Invitational in Fort Worth, Texas, on Sunday, but to one fan he might as well be the champ.

Finau drove an errant shot on Saturday that whacked Elisa Butler in the head, causing her to bleed, For The Win reported.

The pro showed far better form off the course, delivering a get-well card, flowers and chocolate to Butler personally at her home. The PGA confirmed the thoughtful exchange with ESPN.

This is Tony Finau. Yesterday at the Colonial golf tournament, his golf ball bounced off my head and went back into play . Luckily I am ok and all I needed was a few stitches. In a very stand up gesture, he showed up at my door step with flowers, chocolates, a get well soon card, and he stayed and talked with us for a bit. @tonyfinaugolf I wish you the best of luck in the tour going forward! -Signed, your new favorite fan, Elisa #iforgiveyou #prettyawesomestory #FOOOOREE #ouch #classact

A photo posted by Elisa (@enbuster) on May 29, 2016 at 7:03am PDT

Butler called it a "stand up gesture" and signed her missive, "your new favorite fan."

Finau had written on his Instagram that he wanted to make Butler "feel better."

Mission accomplished, Tony.

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