Harris English Injury: Did Harris English have a hip replacement?

English won his second tournament of the year at the Travelers last year after snapping a seven-year winless streak at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. He earned his first-ever selection on the U.S. Ryder Cup team thanks to those two victories.

The 28th-ranked player in the world had a difficult time returning to the winner’s circle, but he never lost heart despite missing most of 2022 due to injury. The 32-year-old is hopeful that he has finally overcome the anguish that has plagued him for ten years.

Harris English Injury: Did Harris English have a hip replacement?

After choosing to have surgery on a ruptured labrum in his right hip in Vail, Colorado, earlier last year, English, who is in contention after a second-round 65, missed five months of competition. So he spent about three weeks there, going to therapy twice daily.

English claimed he has been managing the condition for the past 10 years and “band-aiding it with shots and injections and rehab, PT, pretty much everything.”

It reached a stage where it stopped getting better. He first balked at having the procedure because he didn’t want to miss the first two majors of the year, but he soon had no choice.