Bryson DeChambeau has surgery on left wrist, likely to miss PGA

Bryson DeChambeau says he had surgical procedure on his left wrist Thursday for a fracture hamate that has been bothering him for the final two months and sure will hold him out of the PGA Championship.

DeChambeau stated on Instagram the surgical procedure at The Kettering Medical Middle was for the fractured hook of the hamate.

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Bryson DeChambeau waits to take his shot to the seventh bunker through the second spherical on the Masters golf match on Friday, April 8, 2022, in Augusta, Ga.
(AP Photograph/David J. Phillip)

The previous U.S. Open champion says he slipped on a marble flooring in Saudi Arabia whereas taking part in desk tennis and landed on his hip and hand. He withdrew after the primary spherical of the Saudi Worldwide and didn’t return for seven weeks till the Match Play. He performed three rounds at Match Play, missed the lower on the Texas Open and stated on the Masters he was at 80%. He shot 80 the second spherical at Augusta Nationwide and missed the lower.

“I made makes an attempt to play by this harm at three current occasions, together with the Masters, however that is usually an harm that requires surgical therapy,” DeChambeau stated. “By means of continued discomfort from the fracture, it has brought on me to change my grip and swing, leading to my incapability to compete at golf’s highest stage. This has not been straightforward bodily and mentally for me.”

DeChambeau stated he would take applicable break day to relaxation and get better and he seemed ahead “to competing on the highest stage inside the subsequent two months.”

The PGA Championship begins in 5 weeks, Could 19-22, at Southern Hills in Tulsa. The U.S. Open is a month later at The Nation Membership exterior Boston.