Overview
- Poulter tore a meniscus in early May when he says he hopped up two steps at the LIV Golf Virginia event and had an MRI after returning home.
- He confirmed on Thursday that the MRI showed a tear and that he will undergo surgical repair in September after the LIV season ends.
- Despite the injury he played through the week at Virginia, shooting 10-under to finish tied for 18th, and opened LIV Golf Korea with a 66.
- Poulter reports no noticeable sensation of a problem in his golf swing but feels pain on steep downhill walking and plans leg strengthening and activity limits to manage symptoms.
- At 50, the Majesticks GC co-captain’s prior foot and knee issues and his decision to delay surgery could affect his recovery timeline and availability next season.