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Matt Fitzpatrick delivered a breathtaking, record-tying 66 to claim the DP World Tour title, demonstrating extraordinary skill and unwavering composure from start to finish. His stellar performance not only secured the victory but also cemented his status as one of golf’s rising stars, captivating fans and rivals alike
Si Woo Kim has made the tough decision to withdraw from the Travelers Championship due to a back injury, putting a pause on his pursuit of a strong finish this season. The talented South Korean golfer is now focusing on recovery, aiming to come back stronger and ready to compete at his best in future tournaments
Kuchar Withdraws from Phoenix Open after Father’s Sudden Death
Professional golfer Matt Kuchar withdrew from the Phoenix Open following the unexpected passing of his father, Peter Kuchar.
Statement released by the PGA Tour: “The PGA Tour extends its deepest condolences to Matt Kuchar and his family following the sudden loss of his father, Peter Kuchar.”
Kuchar, visibly heartbroken, expressed his appreciation for the support he has received: “My family and I would like to thank everyone for their prayers and kind words during this difficult time.”
He added, “My father was my biggest fan and always believed in me. I know he would want me to continue playing and honoring his memory.”
Kuchar’s withdrawal leaves a significant void in the tournament, as he was one of the pre-tournament favorites. However, golf takes a back seat to family in this challenging time.
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In a disappointing turn of events, Keith Greyserman has officially withdrawn from this week’s highly anticipated AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am due to a torn labrum.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
Swedish golfer Jesper Åberg has unfortunately withdrawn from the Pebble Beach Pro-Am due to an undisclosed illness, as announced by tournament officials on Wednesday. Ranked 386th in the world, Åberg was set to make his mark alongside Patrick Cantlay when the tournament kicked off on Thursday. This marks the second withdrawal this week, following Harold Varner III’s exit on Tuesday due to a back injury. With Åberg’s departure, the competitive field now stands at 155 players
John Daly WDs from 2024 British Open; Ernie Els also leaves Royal Troon early. The unexpected exits of these golfing icons shake the tournament, raising speculation and disappointment among fans and analysts alike.
Nelly Korda, who won five consecutive LPGA Tour events earlier this season, has withdrawn from the upcoming Los Angeles Open due to a lingering back injury. Korda, the world’s No. 1-ranked player, has been dealing with the injury since the Chevron Championship in April. She played through the pain at the ANA Inspiration the following week but missed the cut. Korda had been hoping to return to action at the LA Open, but she decided to withdraw on Monday after consulting with her doctors.
