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J.J. Spaun withdraws from Tour Championship with shoulder injury

Spaun leaves course, withdraws with shoulder injury
J.J. Spaun withdrew after five holes of his first round at the Tour Championship because of a shoulder injury.

J.J. Spaun has withdrawn from the Tour Championship in Atlanta with a shoulder injury.

The 2025 U.S. Open winner was 4 over through the opening five holes in his first round — going bogey-double bogey-bogey on holes 2-4, when the decision was made to leave the course. His departure leaves Min Woo Lee playing solo.

PGA Tour’s rules official Mark Dusbabek broke the news on Golf Channel’s Round 1 live coverage. Dusbabek said he did not have specifics on the injury.

Spaun and his caddie were seen being driven off the sixth hole in a golf cart.

The world No. 16-ranked played finished 22nd at the BMW Championship last week, where he celebrated his 36th birthday and shared the lead with four other players after the opening round.