Harris English announced on Twitter on Thursday that he has withdrawn from next week's Masters Tournament.
The No. 21-ranked player in the world is recovering from the hip surgery he had in February.
Regrettably, I will not be able to compete next week at The Masters. I'm progressing very well from recent hip surgery, but have to exercise caution as I return to play. I look forward to joining my friends and fellow competitors on the PGA Tour soon. pic.twitter.com/bRiidCC4EQ
— Harris English (@Harris_English) March 31, 2022
English was both born in Georgia and attended the University of Georgia where he graduated in 2011. The 32-year-old has played in the Masters three times, with his highest finish coming in 2021 (21).
Since turning professional in 2011, English has won four events on the PGA TOUR and was a member of the historic U.S. Ryder Cup team that defeated Europe 19-9 in September 2021.
He has not played on TOUR since mid-January when he finished tied for 55th at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
