Bernhard Langer to Miss Final Masters Due to Achilles Injury

The golf legend's career faces uncertainty after a training injury sidelines him from his planned farewell at Augusta National.

Bernhard Langer, the winningest golfer in PGA Tour Champions history, announced he will miss the upcoming Masters due to a torn Achilles tendon.
The injury occurred during a training exercise in Boca Raton, Florida, leading to surgery that will sideline him for an indefinite period.
Langer, at 66, had planned this year's Masters to be his final appearance, marking a poignant end to his illustrious career at Augusta National.
The German golfer is a two-time Masters champion and holds records for the most wins on the PGA Tour Champions and the most Senior Major championships.
Langer's absence raises questions about his future in competitive golf, especially considering his age and the severity of the injury.