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Canadian pro golfer Brad Fritsch was suspended from the PGA Tour for three months after violating the Tour's ban on the use of performance-enhancing substances, the PGA Tour announced Monday. Fritsch self-reported this information after discovering that an ingredient in a supplement that he was taking was on the prohibited list. He has acknowledged his inadvertent error and accepted his suspension. Fritsch posted a lengthy explanation of his situation Facebook. Fritsch said the banned substance was a hormone called dehydroepiandrosterone, which apparently was used in a weight-loss supplement he was using. "I'm just so upset with myself that I didn't think to question what was in the supplements. But I never did," Fritsch said in the post. "And in the program rules, it stipulates that a self-report is the same as a positive test. I did know this when I sent the text to (PGA vice-president) Andy Levinson." He will be eligible to return on February 28, 2018.