Related: PGA Golfer Scottie Scheffler Speaks Out After Charges Against Him Are Dropped

PGA golfer Scottie Scheffler has spoken out after charges against him were dropped following an incident outside of Valhalla Golf Club. In a statement posted to his Instagram Story, Scheffler expressed relief that the charges were dismissed and referred to the incident as an “unfortunate misunderstanding.”

Scheffler also expressed gratitude for the support he received during the past two weeks and emphasized the importance of focusing on the real tragedy of May 17, the day of the incident. He extended his thoughts and prayers to the family of John Mills, the pedestrian who was struck and killed by a shuttle bus outside Valhalla Golf Club.

The charges against Scheffler, including felony assault of a police officer, third-degree criminal mischief, reckless driving, and disregarding traffic signals, were dropped in a court hearing where prosecutors decided not to move forward with the case.

The incident occurred when Scheffler tried to enter the Valhalla Golf Club parking lot for the PGA Championship, following an accident that led to traffic being redirected. A police report states that Scheffler refused to comply with instructions from Officer Gillis and accelerated forward, dragging the officer to the ground.

Despite the incident, Scheffler returned to Valhalla and participated in the PGA Championship. He released a statement acknowledging the chaotic situation and expressing hope to move past the incident and focus on his golf performance.

The news of the dropped charges comes as a resolution to a tumultuous event that gained widespread attention. Scheffler’s statement and the dismissal of charges mark the end of a challenging period for the PGA golfer as he moves forward with his career.