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

The 40-year-old former U.S. Open champion has struggled since his win at Pebble Beach, but Sunday in Houston saw the old version of him return inside the ropes. Calling Sunday "a great day for me ...

Gary Woodland declared he ... So excited for where I'm at.” Woodland, who enjoyed “unbelievable” support in Texas, has returned to golf with a new perspective on life and golf.

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

Gary Woodland has been knocking on the door to get his 2025 season up to form. On Friday, he found his groove. Starting his round on the 10th tee, the 2019 U.S. Open winner birdied his final five ...

Simultaneously, Gary ... Woodland, too, as the 2019 U.S. Open champion posted his best result on Tour since being diagnosed with brain cancer in 2023. “It was as good as I felt on a golf ...

And the four-time PGA Tour winner had one of his best days in a long time last weekend, tying a course record with an 8-under 62 at Memorial Park Golf ... Gary Woodland was featured on Full Swing ...

Gary Woodland stands at the tee ... the shot and just reacting to the shot,” Woodland said of the work with Smith. “Instead of playing golf swing and thinking too much about my golf swing ...