Has Harris English been injured? What happened to Harris English?

Harris English was born in Valdosta, Georgia, and graduated from high school in 2007 while attending The Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. English earned four Tennessee team state championships from 2004 to 2007 while a student at Baylor.

He also won a Tennessee individual state championship in 2005. English, who played on the Bulldog golf team and committed to the University of Georgia in Athens as a junior in high school, earned a business degree in 2011.

English participated in two Nationwide Tour competitions in 2011 as an amateur: the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational in July, which he won, and the Stadion Athens Classic at the University of Georgia in May. He was only the third amateur to triumph on the Tour, joining Russell Henley in 2011 and Daniel Summerhays in 2007.

Has Harris English been injured? What happened to Harris English?

Back in 2022, the 32-year-old Harris English confirmed to Golf Digest that he has informed Augusta National that he will not compete in this year’s Masters as he continues to recover from a hip ailment.

English made every effort to play until he decided Thursday afternoon that his body is not ready after having surgery to repair a ruptured labrum in his hip on Feb. 14.

English posted on Twitter, “Unfortunately, I won’t be able to compete next week at The Masters.” “I’m recovering well from recent hip surgery, but I must be cautious when I resume playing. I am looking forward to shortly joining my friends and rivals on the PGA Tour.”

Before the injury, the UGA graduate from Valdosta, Georgia, was experiencing a career revival. He had won twice in 2021 to qualify for the Tour Championship and was the captain’s choice for the winning Ryder Cup team.

English competed at Augusta National for the first time since 2016 and placed T-21 at the 2021 Masters.

He withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open in February before deciding to get surgery to address an issue that had been bothering him since shortly after the Ryder Cup. He hasn’t competed on the PGA Tour since the Sony Open in January.