Star Golfer Withdraws From Truist Championship
Summary
Golfer Collin Morikawa has withdrawn from the Truist Championship held near Philadelphia, just two days before the event. He has been managing a back injury for about two months and decided not to play to avoid worsening it.Key Facts
- Collin Morikawa withdrew from the Truist Championship two days before it started.
- The tournament is the final event before the PGA Championship.
- No official reason was given for his withdrawal.
- Morikawa has had a back injury for nearly two months.
- He previously skipped the Valero Texas Open to rest his back.
- Despite the injury, he played well at the Masters (tied for 7th) and RBC Heritage (tied for 4th).
- Morikawa said he is still working to recover and did not want to risk further injury during the Truist Championship.
- His recent finish at the Cadillac Championship was tied for 62nd, his worst this season in a full tournament.
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