Brandt Snedeker Back on Tour Following Bizarre Experimental ...
The nine-time winner couldn't hit balls for months after a procedure his surgeon didn't want to do.
www.si.comI don’t have live access to current news in this moment. Here’s what I can share based on the latest widely reported information up to my last update:
- Brandt Snedeker has had notable injury history centered on the sternum/manubrium area, including rare surgeries when conservative treatment didn’t restore swing comfort. This has led to extended absences from competition in the past and a long rehabilitation process before returning to tour play.[3][4][9]
- In 2017, Snedeker was sidelined for an extended period due to sternum instability and did not participate in the rest of that season, marking a significant interruption to his PGA Tour schedule.[1]
- He subsequently returned to competition after surgery and rehabilitation, with reported comebacks at tournaments such as The Memorial and 3M Open in 2023, illustrating a trajectory of gradual return to form after surgery.[4][9][3]
If you’d like, I can:
- Narrow down to the very latest updates by scraping current sports outlets (e.g., PGA Tour site, reputable golf outlets, or major news aggregators).
- Summarize any official statements from Snedeker or his team regarding his health and schedule.
- Provide a quick timeline of his major injury events and comebacks for clarity.
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