Spencer Levin is listed in the published field of next week's Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Patrick Cantlay was one of five early-week withdraws from this week's CJ CUP at Nine Bridges field, delaying the start of his sophomore campaign for at least one more week.
A final round bogey-free 8-under-par 31-32=63 was not quite enough to see Ross Fisher end his victory drought, as he settled for T2 at 20-under 264 in the Italian Open.
Tyrrell Hatton became the first player to win successive European Tour events this season as he shot a 6-under-par 35-30=65 to win the Italian Open by a single shot at 21-under 263.
World No. 98 Keegan Bradley styled a bogey-free 5-under-par 33-34=67 in the final round of the CIMB Classic to reach 20-under 268, up two places to solo 2nd, four short of overnight leader and champion Pat Perez.
Second- and third-round leader and World No. 31 Pat Perez authored a 3-under-par 33-36=69 in the final round of the CIMB Classic to post 24-under 264, good for a four-shot victory over runner-up Keegan Bradley, who shot 67 out of the penultimate threesome. UPDATE: Perez jumps 11 places to a career-high 20th in OWGR.
Tommy Fleetwood made a big Race To Dubai move with an 8-under-par round of 31-32=63, the low round of the day, to climb to T6 on 13-under 200 after three rounds of the Italian Open, entering the finale just four off the pace.
An incredible closing par saw Matt Wallace salvage a 4-under-par 34-33=67 to reach 17-under 196 on the week, good for a two-shot lead with one round to play at the Italian Open.
World No. 3 Hideki Matsuyama torched TPC Kuala Lumpur for a bogey-free 9-under-par 31-32=63 in round three of the CIMB Classic in Malaysia but only managed to pull a single shot back on leader Pat Perez and, at 15-under 201, will start the final day six off the pace.
Pat Perez continued his birdie blitz at TPC Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, thrashing an 8-under-par 33-31=64 in round three of the CIMB Classic to set the 54-hole scoring record of 21-under 195 and extend his lead to four shots with 18 to play.
Shane Lowry littered his second round at the Italian Open with five bogeys and an even-par 35-36=71 left him at 2-under 140, two swings too many to make the cut.
Matt Wallace, one of the six overnight joint-leaders, tacked on a bogey-free 6-under-par 32-33=65 to his opening 64 and reached 13-under 129 through two rounds of the Italian Open, good enough for a share of the lead with Australian Marcus Fraser. UPDATE: Wallace and Fraser ended the second round with a two-shot lead over Kiradech Aphibarnrat and Jamie Donaldson.