Sahith Theegala Withdraws from RBC Canadian Open over Recurring Neck Injury
His third withdrawal in five starts casts doubt on his U.S. Open participation.
Overview
- He withdrew on June 4 from the RBC Canadian Open after doctors advised rest for a season-long neck injury.
- This marks his third exit in five tournaments, following withdrawals from the Truist Championship and PGA Championship.
- His inconsistent results have seen him slip to No. 39 in the world rankings with only two top-25 finishes in 15 starts.
- Cameron Champ has been added to the field in place of Theegala alongside other late pulls such as Brian Campbell, K.H. Lee and Hayden Springer.
- Fans and fellow PGA Tour players have sent supportive messages as Theegala’s status for next week’s U.S. Open remains uncertain.