The PGA championship loses one of the best cited injuries to the PGA Tour

The PGA championship is less than 24 hours away and the storylines are numerous. Unfortunately, not all 156 participants can take part in the 107th PGA championship in Quail Hollow.

Sahith Theegala will no longer compete at this year's PGA championship at Quail Hollow.

The PGA Tour Communications team Posted that he has withdrawn With a neck injury. Alex Smalley will replace him.

This injury is the same that forced him to withdraw at the Truist Championship in Philadelphia last week on Sunday.

Theegala opened with a 69 and 71 in the Philadelphia Cricket Club before leaving the ranking on Saturday with an 8-over 78-year-old. It was not a good day for the no. 31 player in the world when he opened with a birdie and recorded four Bogeys, a double and a triple bogey before finally deciding.

For Theegala it was an opening and expiry season.

The 27-year-old missed only one cut in 14 starts this year. However, it only has two top -25 interfaces.

His best tournament this year was the Genesis Invitational when he ended T17. In the Zurich classic of New Orleans, he and his partner Aaron Rai T18 were.

Theegala also recorded a T29 at the Masters and marked its third best tournament of the year.

While he only missed one cut, the Pepperdin golfer from tea to green was not good. Thegala occupies 149. In strokes that were shown for Green, 134. In strokes that were obtained from the tea and 149.

His best stroke that have achieved statistics are on the greens because he took 96th place on tour.

Whatever is going on has led to one of the 50 top boys in most status categories to one of the worst over a year.

Theegala is not the only one who withdraws with an injury this week. Billy Horschel did it because he has to have hip surgery. Now the PGA championship 98 of the top 100 has on the field.

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