Golf World Sends Prayers to Bubba Watson Following an Unfortunate Announcement

Injuries and pain are part and parcel of sports, and every athlete goes through health problems during their career. The same holds for golf professionals. Moreover, Bubba Watson recently made a shocking announcement along the same lines that will leave his fans disappointed.

The American professional uploaded a video in which he announced his surgery. He tweeted the video and a vast statement through his official Twitter account on June 2nd, 2022. Moreover, in the video, the two-time major championship winner revealed that he would be undergoing meniscus preservation surgery this week. As a result, Watson will be out from golf and will look to make a comeback by the fall.

Watson also talked about how they will try to preserve as much meniscus as possible so that he can continue playing golf. At the same time, the PGA Tour professional revealed that he would be on crutches for 8-12 weeks, and this surgery is vital and will allow him to continue playing the sport he loves.

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In the video, he said, “Hey guys, Bubba Watson here, having surgery this week, meniscus preservation surgery. We’re going to save as much of the meniscus as possible so I can continue to play the rest of my life. Play the game of golf that I love, but I’ll give you updates throughout the time. Be on crutches for about eight or 12 weeks. Wish me luck. You’re welcome..”

Bubba Watson’s statement in the video said, “Whelp! Looks like my knee will keep me out longer than hoped. Having my meniscus repaired tomorrow and should be swinging a club again by fall. It’s the best long term solution so I can keep playing for years to come. I appreciate any prayers y’all wanna send my way!” When do you think he will play again?

The golf world sympathizes with Bubba Watson after his announcement

As soon as the announcement video by Watson broke out, the golf Twitter turned into a frenzy. Golf fans from all parts of the globe started to react to the disappointing release by the American professional. The majority of them sent their prayers to him. At the same time, other fans were sad that they would not see the Tour pro on the course.

How did Watson finish at the 2022 PGA Championship?

The 43-year-old did not finish strong at the second major championship of the year. He ended the event with an overall score of three over par. As a result, Watson had to finish in tied 30th position on the leaderboard. Moreover, the Tour professional carded a final round of five over par, 75 to end the tournament inside the top 50. The two-time Masters champion’s round of 75 included two double-bogeys and one bogey on the opening nine holes. As a result, he moved out in five-over-par, 40. The PGA Tour veteran made two birdies and two bogeys on the back nine to wrap up his round.

When do you think Watson will make his comeback? Share your views in the comment.

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