Nick Dunlap, Stephan Jaeger withdraw from 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, to be replaced by Ryan Fox, Jorge Campillo

Nick Dunlap and Stephan Jaeger have withdrawn from the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge. Ryan Fox and Jorge Campillo will replace the two PGA Tour players in the field.

With four days left till the start of the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, the reason for Nick Dunlap and Stephan Jaeger's withdrawal from the event has not been disclosed yet.

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Nick Dunlap has withdrawn from the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge after missing the halfway cut at the PGA Championship this week. After becoming the first amateur to win a PGA Tour event in 33 years, Dunlap has played in 10 events on the tour this season and has made seven cuts.

Stephan Jaeger joined the PGA Tour in 2018 and has since played in 139 events and made the cut in 87. In the 2024 season, Jaeger has played in 13 events so far with one win, three top ten finishes, seven top 25 finishes during the 10 cuts he made.

Ranked 14th on the FedEx Cup Rankings with 1082 points, Jaeger will not be playing at the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge. Jaeger made the cut and finished tied for 68th at the 2023 edition of the tournament with a score of 7 over par in the 72 player field after the halfway cut. He did not make the cut in 2022.

Three-time PGA Tour winner Olin Browne has also withdrawn from the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge. Brown plays on the PGA Tour Champions circuit and last played the tournament in 2020 where he missed the cut with a 12 over score over 36 holes.

Browne was the winner of the Charles Schwab Challenge in 1999 and was allowed entry into the 2024 edition of the event as an add-on. He cannot be replaced by another player after his decision to withdraw as he was the winner before the year 2000.

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2024 Charles Schwab Challenge Field List

The 78th edition of the Charles Schwab Challenge field currently sits at 132 after Nick Dunlap, Stephan Jaeger, and Olin Browne withdrew from the event. The 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge is set to be played from May 23 to 26 at the recently renovated Colonial Country Club in Forth Worth, Texas. The field will compete for a purse of $9,100,000 and 500 FedEx Cup Points.

The below list is the current field of the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge with alternates for the withdrawn players included.

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Replacements in after withdraws (Alternates):

Ryan Fox (In for Nick Dunlap)
Jorge Campillo (In for Stephan Jaeger)

Former Winners:

Daniel Berger
Olin Browne
Emiliano Grillo
Chris Kirk
Justin Rose
Adam Scott
Jordan Spieth

THE PLAYERS Championship (five-year exemption):

Scottie Scheffler

U.S. Open (five-year exemption):

Gary Woodland

PGA Championship (five-year exemption):

Collin Morikawa

The Open Championship (five-year exemption):

Brian Harman

FedExCup Champion (five-year exemption):

Viktor Hovland

Winner of the Memorial Tournament (three-year exemption):

Billy Horschel

PGA TOUR tournament winners (two-year exemption):

Akshay Bhatia
Keegan Bradley
Austin Eckroat
Rickie Fowler
Lucas Glover
Chris Gotterup
Lee Hodges
Tom Kim
Luke List
Peter Malnati
Grayson Murray
Vincent Norrman
Sepp Straka
Camilo Villegas

Member of most recent U.S. Ryder Cup team:

Max Homa

Member of most recent European Ryder Cup team:

Nicolai Højgaard
Robert MacIntyre

Member of most recent U.S. Presidents Cup team:

Tony Finau
Kevin Kisner

Member of most recent International Presidents Cup team:

Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Cam Davis
Sungjae Im
Si Woo Kim
K.H. Lee

Players selected by winners of Charles Schwab Challenge:

Parker Coody
Max Greyserman

Top 15 and ties from previous year's Charles Schwab Challenge:

Adam Schenk
Harry Hall
Paul Haley II
Michael Kim
Mark Hubbard
Kevin Streelman
Harris English
Chad Ramey
Aaron Rai

Sponsor's exemption (DP World Tour/Korn Ferry Tour/Q-School):

Pierceson Coody
Hayden Springer

Sponsor's exemption (unrestricted):

Michael Block
Zach Johnson
Mac Meissner
Webb Simpson

Sponsor's exemption (members not otherwise exempt):

Ryan Palmer
Rory Sabbatini
Austin Smotherman
Brandt Snedeker
Jimmy Walker
Tom Whitney

Top 50 in Official World Golf Ranking:

Denny McCarthy
Min Woo Lee
Eric Cole
J.T. Poston

Top 125 on prior year's FedExCup points list:

Taylor Moore
Andrew Putnam
Adam Svensson
Tom Hoge
Brendon Todd
Patrick Rodgers
Beau Hossler
Ben Griffin
Matt Kuchar
Nick Hardy
J.J. Spaun
Sam Ryder
Alex Smalley
Thomas Detry
Brandon Wu
Davis Riley
S.H. Kim
Keith Mitchell
Hayden Buckley
Matt NeSmith
Justin Suh
Sam Stevens
Davis Thompson
Joel Dahmen
Tyler Duncan
Ben Taylor
Garrick Higgo
Robby Shelton
Callum Tarren
Dylan Wu
Nate Lashley
Greyson Sigg
David Lipsky
Justin Lower
Carson Young
Tyson Alexander
Chesson Hadley
Zac Blair
Joseph Bramlett
Kevin Yu
Chez Reavie
Martin Laird
Ben Martin
Ryan Moore
Nico Echavarria
Matti Schmid
Andrew Novak
Doug Ghim
Troy Merritt
Carl Yuan

Major medical extension:

Maverick McNealy
C.T. Pan

Below 10th from year-to-date FedExCup points list:

Charley Hoffman
Ben Kohles
Sami Valimaki
Chan Kim
Chandler Phillips
David Skinns
Erik Barnes
Kevin Tway
Ryo Hisatsune
Jimmy Stanger
Alejandro Tosti
Martin Trainer
Victor Perez
Ben Silverman
Rafael Campos

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