Tony Finau has withdrawn from the Grant Thornton Invitational. The six-time PGA Tour winner, who was slated play alongside LPGA superstar Nelly Korda, is citing a knee injury as his reason for missing the event.

Tony Finau withdrew from the 2024 Grant Thornton Invitational and will be replaced by Daniel Berger. He'll team up with Nelly Korda.

Tony Finau set off a firestorm of speculation when he withdrew from last week’s Hero World Challenge. The quick—and ultimately erroneous—takes were that he was headed to LIV Golf. Finau later refuted that idea, revealing that he underwent left knee surgery to repair torn meniscus and remove cartilage.

Tony Finau has been forced to pull out of the Grant Thornton Invitational in Florida after confirming he is continuing to battle a knee injury.

Finau also withdrew from last week's Hero World Challenge, prompting rumors that he might be headed to LIV Golf. Finau told Golfweek that his absence from the Bahamas was because of offseason knee surgery. He said on social media Wednesday that his knee still wasn't ready for tournament play.

Tony Finau pulled out of the Grant Thornton Invitational citing a knee injury on Tuesday, two days before the start of the combined PGA Tour/LPGA event at Naples, Fla. Finau was scheduled to team with women's world No.

Tony Finau has withdrawn from the Grant Thornton Invitational and will focus on recovering from recent knee surgery.