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Golf Channel · May 15, 2022

Assuming no major issues, Bryson DeChambeau plans to play PGA Championship

Bryson DeChambeau is planning on competing in this week's PGA Championship.

According to Golf Channel's Todd Lewis, DeChambeau was scheduled to fly to Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Monday and begin preparation at Southern Hills Country Club. If there are "no major issues" to DeChambeau's surgically repaired left hand, Lewis says, DeChambeau will compete in the year's second major.

DeChambeau had surgery on April 14 to repair a fractured hamate bone and announced that he hoped to be “competing at the highest level within the next two months.” Typically, the recovery period after such a procedure is six to eight weeks, but the PGA will mark just five weeks since DeChambeau's operation.

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