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Taiwanese professional golfer Pan Cheng-tsung, who is currently based in the United States, announced that he is withdrawing from this week's Texas Open due to severe tooth pain. He stated on social media that he needs immediate treatment as assessed by his dentist. Pan Cheng-tsung, who is 33 years old, has participated in seven tournaments this year since turning professional in 2015, advancing in five of them. The total prize money for the Texas Open is $9.5 million, and it will be held from April 3 to 6.

According to a report by Reuters, Taiwanese professional golfer Pan Cheng-tsung, who plays in the U.S., has canceled his participation in this week's PGA TOUR Texas Open due to severe tooth pain. The total prize money for this event is $9.5 million, scheduled to be held from April 3 to 6 in U.S. time. Pan Cheng-tsung announced on social media today, saying, "Last night, I was awakened by severe tooth pain, and after urgently seeking dental assistance this morning, I regret to inform that I must withdraw from this week's event and undergo treatment immediately." The 33-year-old Pan Cheng-tsung turned professional in 2015 and is now in his 10th year of his professional career. So far this season, he has participated in 7 tournaments, making the cut in 5 of them, missing the cut in 2, and finishing in the top 25 in 1.