The Masters is renowned for its unforgettable moments on the lush greens of Augusta National. And guess what? This year's tournament was no exception, as a shocking incident left everyone talking.Spanish amateur golfer Jose Luis Ballester, who earned his Masters spot with his impressive U.S. Amateur win last year, made headlines for all the wrong reasons.He relieved himself by urinating at the 13th hole into Rae's Creek during the opening round alongside Justin Thomas.When asked about the same, he expressed,"I completely forgot that we had those restrooms to the left of the tee box," Ballester said."And then I'm like, I really need to pee. Didn't really know where to go, and since JT had an issue on the green, I'm like, I'm just going to sneak here in the river."Ballester's actions didn't go unnoticed."They saw me," he admitted nonchalantly. "It was not embarrassing at all for me. If I had to do it again, I would do it again."But ever wondered how his friends and girlfriend reacted?Despite the backlash, Ballester's girlfriend showed unwavering support. On Thursday, she took to Instagram, sharing a series of photos from the Masters."The most special place with the most special people, I'm so proud of you @joseleballester, go kill it this week babe!"The post was met with a sweet response from Ballester himself, who commented, "So happy to share this week with you. ILY!"She also posted a series of glam photos. She is a hair stylist with a growing following on social media, that got a huge boost after her boyfriend too a wee in the lake.Not only this, his friends also came to his defense, offering words of encouragement. According to Ballester, "A couple friends reached out just to say hey, you'll be fine. I'm still your friend." He added, "So yeah, it's good to have those friends that have your back when the news is not that good about you."Interestingly, Sergio Garcia, who is close to the 21-year-old, also posted a reel of the two together, showing his support.More golf: Golfer Admits to Urinating Into Creek During Masters: 'I'd Do It Again