Wyndham Clark shockingly withdrew from The PLAYERS Championship after nine holes into his second round without a reason.

Wyndham Clark withdrew after nine holes Friday in the second round of The Players Championship. No immediate reason was provided. Clark, who opened in even-par 72, shot 4-over 40 over his opening nine in Round 2 and was five strokes removed from the projected cut line.

Wyndham Clark withdrew from the Players Championship on Friday afternoon after 27 holes because of a neck injury.

Wyndham Clark withdrew from The Players Championship in the middle of his second round. Clark had just finished closing out his front nine of the second round with a 4-over 40 when he was shown shaking the hands of playing partners Jordan Spieth and Danny Walker on the Golf Channel broadcast.

Clark withdrew from The Players Championship at the midway point of Friday's second round. PGA Tour staff recorded the cause as a neck injury. Clark was 4 over par for the round and for the tournament at the time of the withdrawal on Friday afternoon. He had shot an opening-round 72.

There's been a fourth withdrawal from the 2025 Players Championship. Wyndham Clark made the decision after nine holes Friday. He shot an even-par 72 in Thursday's first round but triple-bogeyed the second hole Friday, then bogeyed the third and fifth to make the turn in 40 before backing out.

Wyndham Clark withdrew from the 2025 Players Championship after only playing nine holes of his second round at the flagship event on the PGA Tour.

Wyndham Clark withdrew from the annual tournament at TPC Sawgrass on Friday with a neck injury, the PGA Tour announced. Clark shot even par in Thursday's first round but was 4-over through nine holes and well off the cut line during the second round when he shook hands with playing partners Jordan Spieth and Danny Walker.