Bryson DeChambeau Withdraws from LIV Golf Mexico City Due to Injury

Golfer Bryson DeChambeau has pulled out of the LIV Golf Mexico City tournament before the final round due to a wrist injury. DeChambeau, a two-time LIV Golf winner this season, was 16 strokes behind leader Jon Rahm after scoring 71 in the first two rounds and 73 on Saturday. He stated, "I felt some discomfort in my wrist during Saturday's round, so I've decided to withdraw to avoid further injury. This isn't how I wanted the week to go, but I wish the Crushers a strong finish. I'll take a few days to get evaluated and hope to be ready for LIV Golf Virginia." DeChambeau won LIV Golf events in Singapore and South Africa earlier in the season before missing the cut at The Masters. Mexico's Luis Carrera took DeChambeau's place in the Crushers GC lineup for the final round, where Rahm led by two strokes over Tyrrell Hatton and three over Tom McKibbin. The withdrawal comes amidst scrutiny of the LIV Golf League's financial future, with reports suggesting the Saudi Public Investment Fund may end its support. LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil said the league is funded for the season and will work to secure its future. The next LIV Golf League event is LIV Golf Virginia, scheduled for May 7-10, and DeChambeau is also set to compete in the PGA Championship the following week.