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Marco Penge will take a break from the PGA Tour to focus on his health, the British golfer announced on social media Tuesday.

«This week didn’t go as planned, but that’s golf,» he posted on Instagram, days after missing the cut at the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. «From now on, I’ve decided to take some time off to recover my health. Thank you for your support, as always. I’ll be back soon,» he said.

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Penge posted on X on May 12 that he had been dealing with «ear, neck, and nervous system» issues since a viral infection last November and that, after continuing to struggle with sinusitis and vertigo, he underwent an MRI of his brain, head, and neck. «Thankfully, the images were excellent, so some of my concerns were put to rest, which is a huge relief,» Penge posted on X.

After winning three times on the DP World Tour last season, the 28-year-old made the cut in seven of his twelve tournaments in his debut PGA Tour season and is currently ranked 43rd in the Official World Golf Ranking, having finished last season with a career-high ranking of 29th.

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