Andrew Redington/Getty Shane Lowry was caught on a hot mic expressing his frustrations during the U.S. Open on June 13 "F--- this place," the 38-year-old pro golfer said multiple times after he missed par on his fourth hole Lowry finished 17 over par, taking him out of the cut for this year's competition following his win in 2019 Shane Lowrycouldn't hide his frustration with the Oakmont Country Club at this year's U.S. Open., resulting in an obscenity-laden outburst. During the annual competition on Friday, June 13, in Pennsylvania, the 38-year-old pro golfer from Ireland was caught on a hot mic cursing after he missed par on his fourth hole. "F--- this place," Lowry said multiple times in abroadcast of the eventshared to social media before tapping in his ball, taking his score at the time to 14 over par. Andy Lyons/Getty On Thursday, Lowry was also seen on the broadcast taking out his frustrations on a microphone at the 17th hole by smacking it after he could not get his ball out of the rough. Friday's hot-mic moment comes just a few weeks after Lowry's appearance at the PGA Championship on May 16 — when he echoed a similar sentiment about the Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, N.C. Lowry was on the eighth hole at the championship when his tee shot landed in a pre-established divot in the fairway, perGolf.com. Lowry, who was ranked No. 10 in the world, spoke with a rules official after the ball first landed. But the officials didn't budge, and he had to continue by hitting from the divot. Once he did so, he tore up the area around the divot. He then took his club directly to the gap and slammed into it, taking out a huge chunk of the turf. "F--- this place!" he said, before he put up his middle finger at the ball after he finished the hole with the putt. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. According to theNew York Post, Oakmont is known for being a difficult course. Lowry eventually finished 17 over par and was cut from Saturday's competition — a big departure from his win at the same competition in 2019. Also on Friday, Lowry made a major gaff that resulted in a one-stroke violation when he picked up ball up on the 14th hole but forgot to place his marker down. The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! "Probably one of the stupidest things I've ever done," Lowry toldYahoo Sportswith a laugh after the incident. "I picked the ball up, had the ball in my hand, turned around to [caddie] Darren [Reynolds] and he basically said to me, 'What the f--- are you doing?' … By then, maybe my mind was somewhere else." "I drove it in play a lot yesterday, did what I was supposed to do off the tee, and then just didn't have my game that I've had for the last while," he shared, reflecting on his performance. "And then I really struggled on the greens yesterday, and the round got away from me out here, and that was it." Read the original article onPeople