What looked like a pleasant and reasonably easy Sunday afternoon for one of the PGA Tour’s brighter young stars had twists ...

After finishing second at the Houston Open, Gary Woodland talked about the challenges he still faces as a brain tumor patient ...

Such is the life of a man still recovering from brain surgery.

Gary Woodland had his best finish on the PGA Tour since returning from brain surgery, finishing T-2 and a shot behind Min Woo ...

Gary Woodland had one of the best rounds of his career at the Houston Open on Sunday, coming back from brain surgery in late ...

Houston Open was won by Min Woo Lee, being the most concrete in the fierce competition. Woodland shared positive emotions ...

Since undergoing surgery in 2023 that removed a lesion from his brain, PGA golfer Gary Woodland has been trying to get back ...

Seeing the 40-year-old former U.S. Open champion jump into the fray in the final round at the Houston Open would lead any golf observer to agree that Woodland is back. With a 64 in the second ...

Woodland has career earnings of $35,599,467. He played one season of basketball at Washburn before joining KU’s golf team. The golf complex at KU is named the Gary Woodland Golf Complex.

Lee took a four-shot lead into the final day and briefly saw his lead increase to five strokes at Memorial Park Golf Course ... as Scheffler and Gary Woodland set the clubhouse target at 19 ...