Matt Kuchar made headlines at the Wyndham Championship after he chose to walk off the 18th hole without completing it, a decision he defended as an effort to set an example for his playing partner, Max Greyserman. With daylight fading and Kuchar out of contention, he opted to return on Monday to finish the hole, while Greyserman and Chad Ramey completed their rounds. The unusual move did not impact the tournament's outcome, which was won by Aaron Rai, but it raised questions among commentators and fans regarding Kuchar's judgment in a situation where he was already tied for 12th place. Kuchar's decision was legal under the rules of golf, but it was a rare occurrence that disrupted the traditional conclusion of the event. He had hoped to finish with a birdie or eagle to increase his prize money, but was ultimately unable to qualify for the FedEx Cup playoffs. CBS announcer Jim Nantz noted the oddity of the situation, stating, 'The tournament is over, but it’s not.'