Tony Finau's golf ball accidentally hit a fan, but he apologized with flowers and chocolates

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

Going to a golf tournament must be a great experience, but any positive feeling of experiencing the sport would definitely subside if you get hit in the face by a golf ball.

Elisa Butler was just minding her own business basking in the beauty of the Colonial golf tournament when a golf ball hit her in the face. She had to get a few stitches, but she got a great apology from golfer Tony Finau.

Finau actually went to Butler's house to apologize for the incident. He didn't just autograph a golf ball either. He went beyond what golfers typically do when a ball unfortunately hits a bystander. He delivered flowers, a box of chocolates and a card that read "get well soon."

We're sure Butler would have preferred not to be hit with a flying golf ball, but this is a very sweet gesture.