Caddie changes create shifting dynamics at Wyndham Championship
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 9:39 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Caddie changes are affecting several players as the Wyndham Championship unfolds in Greensboro, NC. Hideki Matsuyama is once again using Taigi Tabuchi, taking over from Shota Hayafuji, who is sidelined due to a back injury. Billy Horschel has re-engaged veteran caddie Gareth Lord as he aims to improve his position in the FedEx Cup standings. Tom Hoge is seeking momentum with Tom Gillis on the bag, while Matt Kuchar's son Cameron joins him for what Kuchar calls their 'last hurrah' as Cam prepares for college. C.T. Pan returns to the field with caddie Ben Hulka after an extended absence. The tournament is part of the ongoing race for playoff spots on the PGA Tour.
- •Hideki Matsuyama replaces Shota Hayafuji with Taigi Tabuchi.
- •Billy Horschel reunites with caddie Gareth Lord.
- •Tom Hoge aims for playoff push with Tom Gillis.
- •Matt Kuchar's son Cameron caddies for him in Greensboro.
- •C.T. Pan's return marks his first start since 2025.
- 9:39 PMYahoo Sports — Caddie changes shake up the Wyndham Championship field
"Several PGA Tour players are making caddie changes at the Wyndham Championship as the race for the playoffs heats up.
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