Multiple PGA Tour Golfers Withdraw During the Wyndham Championship originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
After the first round of the Wyndham Championship, two PGA Tour golfers withdrew ahead of the second day of the tournament. Find out the latest golf news, as the golfers join a growing list of withdraws that includes Wyndham Clark.
Weeks after splitting with his caddie, Joel Dahmen is having quite a start to the Wyndham Championship, but not everyone’s time at the Sedgefield Country Club is going quite as planned. Two PGA Tour golfers withdrew following the first round of the tournament.
Dahmen is known by many golf fans as one of the stars of the hit Netflix docuseries “Full Swing.” The golfer has a one stroke lead on the field after the first round posting a 9-under par 61. Alex Noren is a close second at 8-under par.
Joel Dahmen cards an opening round 61, tying his career low 18-hole score on TOUR, and holds a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Wyndham Championship.
Entering the week No. 101 in the FedExCup standings, Dahmen is projected to climb to No. 48 with a win.
— PGA TOUR Communications (@PGATOURComms) July 31, 2025
Kaito Onishi and Nate Lashley Withdrew During the Wyndham Championship Adding to the Number of PGA Tour Withdraws
The PGA Tour announced the withdraws of Kaito Onishi and Nate Lashley following the first round on Thursday. Both golfers struggled with Lashley posting a 4-over par 74, while Onishi was at 8-over par prior to withdrawing.
On Monday, the PGA Tour revealed that Wyndham Clark, Jhonattan Vegas, Jeremy Paul and Mackenzie Hughes were withdraws. Additionally, Thomas Rosenmueller, Cristobal Del Solar, Trevor Cone, Pierceson Coody, Chesson Hadley and Braden Thornberry were added to the field.
Jordan Spieth Is Among the Favorites in the Golf Odds for the Wyndham Championship
Heading into the second round, Aaron Rai is the favorite to win the Wyndham Championship at +700, per DraftKings. Alex Noren is a close second at +850 followed by Dahmen and Cameron Young at +1200.
In terms of notable names at the top of the Wyndham Championship odds, Jordan Spieth is one of the few headliners among the favorites at +1600. Spieth sits at T8 with a 5-under par 65 heading into the second day of the tournament.
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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Aug 1, 2025, where it first appeared.
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