Matt Kuchar faced criticism after he chose to halt play during the Wyndham Championship, citing darkness, while his peers finished the hole. After hitting his drive into trouble on the 18th hole, Kuchar decided to return the next morning to complete his round, which lasted only six minutes and resulted in a tie for 12th place, earning him $135,000. He expressed remorse for the inconvenience caused to spectators who returned to the course, acknowledging, 'Nobody wants to be that guy.' Kuchar explained his decision was influenced by a desire to set an example for rookie Max Greyserman, who struggled during the final holes. The incident sparked mixed reactions, with some supporting his decision while others labeled it selfish, distracting from Aaron Rai's victory. Ultimately, Kuchar's actions led to controversy over player etiquette and the integrity of the competition.