Justin Rose withdrew from the Trust Championship before the third round of Saturday, citing a disease.
Currently, a former world number 1 golfer Rose is ranked 14th in the official world golf rankings, announced his decision on social media regarding recovering before the PGA Championship of next week.
“After becoming progressively ill in the last few days, I have taken the unfortunate decision to withdraw from (Trust Championship),” he wrote on X, Twitter in the east. “I am not in a state to complete, and it is best for me to focus on a quick recovery before next week.
“Thanks to all the fans in Phili for love this week. It’s a special place for me and I regret it that it was not a better week!”
The 44-year-old Rose gave a 7-over-Burbar 77 card during the second round at Philadelphia Cricket Club and was more than 7 after 36 holes at the 72-Man, No-Cut event.
The British are 11 times winners on PGA Tour-the 2013 US Open. He gave Rory McLero a run for his money in the Masters recently before falling less in a playoff.
In addition, on Saturday, Michael Kim withdrew from the tournament during the third round due to a rear injury. Kim was scheduled to play with Rose on Saturday after opening the tournament with two rounds of 72.
Kim wrote on X, “The week was not very good to start and extended it during the last two days.”[I] Will receive treatment and see to come back as soon as possible. ,
31, Kim, ranks 53rd in the official world golf rankings. His victory in the 2018 John Dere Classic is his only win on the PGA Tour.
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