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PGA Tour Officially Suspends 35-Year-Old Golfer

Originally posted on The Spun | By Hunter Hodies | Last updated Apr 16, 2025 11:16 PM ET

It's been a crazy last week for golfer Wesley Bryan.

Bryan played the first two rounds of The Masters last week but didn't get to play the entire event since he missed the cut with an eight-over score.

The PGA Tour has now suspended Bryan after he participated in an event called The Duels: Miami in early April. It ran from April 4-6 and was a LIV Golf-backed event.

It was a YouTube match filmed at the Miami LIV Golf event, and the PGA Tour has suspended Bryan indefinitely. Even though he is suspended, Bryan doesn't regret participating in the event.

"No, I don't have regrets. That video is one of the most powerful videos on YouTube golf," Bryan told Monday Q. "We are going to continue to support Grant (Horvat) and grow the game through YouTube."

Six LIV golfers teamed up with six content creators on YouTube for the event, and it had over two million viewers on Horvat's channel. Once the PGA Tour saw the video, it took quick action and suspended Bryan.

He hopes that he can get back on the tour as soon as possible, but doesn't know when that will be since he is serving an indefinite suspension.

Rory McIlroy notched a career slam at The Masters on Sunday by winning his first green jacket. He beat Justin Rose in a playoff and notched the green jacket that had alluded him for so long.

The next major on the golf calendar is the PGA Championship from May 15-18. It will take place in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The U.S. Open and the Open Championship will follow the PGA Championship later this year.

This article first appeared on The Spun and was syndicated with permission.

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