Simply days after Jordan Spieth revealed that he had undergone left-wrist process, one other standout PGA Tour participant has introduced plans for surgical procedure.
In accordance with Golf Channel’s Todd Lewis, Ludvig Åberg may have arthroscopic surgical procedure this week to restore a torn meniscus in his left knee. The 24-year-old Swede, per Lewis, expects to have the ability to hit balls three to 4 weeks post-operation and is “prone to play once more in 2024 on a restricted schedule.”
Åberg withdrew from the Wells Fargo Championship again in Could due to “left knee soreness.” The following week on the PGA Championship, he wore a knee brace however maintained that the “knee’s good … it’s nothing that’s bothering me.” Lewis later reported throughout U.S. Open week that Åberg had partially torn the meniscus whereas understanding, although Åberg declined to substantiate or deny the report, saying, “I feel that’s between me and my docs. It’s what it’s.”
Åberg didn’t point out the surgical procedure in his pre-Tour Championship press convention at East Lake, the place he went on to complete solo sixteenth out of 30 gamers.
“I’m most likely going to kick my toes up fairly a bit, be sure that I’ve obtained a while to get better, obtained a while to work on a couple of issues, and I’ll undoubtedly go play the DP World Tour in Abu Dhabi, Dubai,” Åberg mentioned. “These are my plans proper now. It would change. However that’s the place I’m at proper now.”
The DPWT occasions in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, which comprise the tour’s playoffs, are set for Nov. 7-10 and Nov. 14-17, respectively.
