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Keith Greyserman Forced to Withdraw from Iconic Pebble Beach Pro-Am Due to Injury
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Keith Greyserman Forced to Withdraw from Iconic Pebble Beach Pro-Am Due to Injury

Greyserman Withdraws from AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

In a disappointing turn of events, Keith Greyserman has officially withdrawn from this week’s highly anticipated AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am due to a torn labrum. The 31-year-old golfer was all set to make his sixth appearance at this prestigious event.

The injury occurred during a workout last week, prompting Greyserman to undergo an MRI on Monday, which confirmed the unfortunate tear.

“I’m really disappointed to have to withdraw from the Pebble Beach Pro-Am,” Greyserman expressed in a heartfelt statement. “I was eagerly looking forward to playing in front of the fans and competing on one of the most iconic courses in the world.”

Currently ranked 222nd globally, Greyserman has had a solid season with four top-25 finishes on the PGA Tour, including an impressive T-5 at the Fortinet Championship.

With his withdrawal, an exciting opportunity opens up for an alternate eager to step into this coveted spot

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Aaron Rai wins Wyndham Championship in darkness as leader implodes down stretch
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Aaron Rai wins Wyndham Championship in darkness as leader implodes down stretch

Aaron Rai claimed his maiden PGA Tour title in dramatic fashion at the Wyndham Championship, capitalizing on a late implosion by 54-hole leader Sepp Straka.

Rai began the final round three strokes off the pace, but a flawless 62 on Sunday saw him reach 16-under par, forcing a playoff with Straka. Straka, who had held a four-shot advantage with seven holes to play, faltered down the stretch, bogeying the 17th and 18th holes to hand Rai the victory.

Play was suspended due to darkness after the first playoff hole, with Rai holding a one-shot lead. The Englishman returned on Monday morning to secure the win with a par on the second extra hole.

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