Gary Woodland surges to a 3-shot lead at the Houston Open, shortly after revealing PTSD diagnosis
- On Friday, Gary Woodland shot a 7-under 63 at Memorial Park to build a three-shot lead in the Houston Open heading into the weekend.
- Recovering from September 2023 brain surgery to remove a lesion, Woodland felt "1,000 pounds lighter" after publicly discussing his PTSD struggles.
- After a bogey on the 13th hole, Woodland finished with three straight birdies, crediting coach Randy Smith for helping him dismiss poor shots as an "oops."
- Nicolai Hojgaard shot 62 to sit three shots back, alongside Jackson Suber at 63, while defending champion Min Woo Lee and Jason Day trail by four.
- With two days remaining, players compete for Masters invitations at Augusta National, with top-50 world rankings securing spots in two weeks.
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'Got 1,000 pounds off my back:' Houston leader Gary Woodland freed up after PTSD reveal
Two weeks ago, Gary Woodland revealed he's battling PTSD. That has freed him and now he's leading in Houston. The post ‘Got 1,000 pounds off my back:’ Houston leader Gary Woodland freed up after PTSD reveal appeared first on Golf.
Texas Children's Houston Open Cut Line: Big Names Out as Woodland Leads
Day two of the 2026 Texas Children’s Houston Open came to a close and the with some surprises at the cut line. With the Masters just two weeks away, and limited opportunities left to qualify, the pressure is mounting for those who hope to tee it up at Augusta National.Defending champion Min Woo Lee made one of the biggest moves of the day, climbing 29 spots on the leaderboard to sit in solo second heading into the weekend. His strong round puts …
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