Bryson DeChambeau looks to smack down reports he's skipping all PGA Tour events

LOS ANGELES — Bryson DeChambeau says he isn't done playing on the PGA Tour.

After reports surfaced Monday that DeChambeau told players at the Saudi International earlier this month that he wasn't playing in any more PGA Tour events, he released a statement on social media in which he disputed saying that.

«There are many false reports going around by the media that are completely inaccurate,» DeChambeau wrote. «Any news regarding my health or playing schedule will come directly from me and my team only. This is just another inaccurate report. I look forward to getting healthy and seeing everyone soon!»

There are many false reports going around by the media that are completely inaccurate. Any news regarding my health or playing schedule will come directly from me and my team only. This is just another inaccurate report. I look forward to getting healthy and seeing everyone soon! pic.twitter.com/VCtMaMd0Of

DeChambeau, 28, didn't play in last week's WM Phoenix Open and isn't playing in this week's Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club. He withdrew from the second round of the Saudi International because of left hand and left hip injuries after shooting 3-over 73 in the first round. He later said he was hurt in a fall earlier that week.

Sources told ESPN on Monday that DeChambeau is continuing to rehab his injured left wrist and plans to defend his title at the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill in Orlando, Florida, on March 3-6.

DeChambeau is one of the most high-profile PGA Tour players linked to a Saudi-backed breakaway league. The Daily Mail of London reported this month that DeChambeau had been offered $135 million to join the Golf Super League. DeChambeau called the report «wrong.»

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