Two-Time Masters Champion Undergoes Season-Ending Surgery
Summary
Bubba Watson, a professional golfer and two-time Masters champion, has had surgery on his hand to remove a painful growth. This surgery will keep him from playing golf for the next two months, leading him to withdraw from upcoming tournaments. Watson aims to return to competitive play in time for the 2026 LIV Golf season.Key Facts
- Bubba Watson had surgery on his left hand to remove a growth that was causing him pain.
- The growth was on his ring finger and called a "lesion" by doctors.
- Watson will need up to 8 weeks to recover and cannot play golf during this time.
- He opted out of participating in the International Series Philippines and the Link Hong Kong Open.
- He plans to return for the 2026 LIV Golf season with his team, the RangeGoats.
- This past season, Watson played all 13 tournaments in the LIV Golf series and achieved four top 10 finishes.
- At the Masters Tournament, he finished tied for 14th place.
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