Powerful perspective from Gary Woodland

After a successful surgery in September and months of recovery, Gary Woodland is making his return to the PGA Tour this week at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
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The support from the tour from people outside the golf world has just been tremendous for me and my family and I when I woke up and was realized I was okay um I was filled with thankfulness and love and that replaced the fear it was emotional very emotional because I’d

Gone 4 and a half months of every day really thinking I was going to die um and I was the doctors kept telling me I was okay but this thing pushing on my brain on fear and anxiety every I mean it didn’t matter if I was

Driving a car on an airplane I think the Bin’s going to follow me I just everything I thought was going to kill me and so you can imagine leading up to surgery what I how I felt going into having my my head cut open and and

Operated on it was hard on me it was probably harder on my family um for what they had to you know they had to deal with me throughout this whole thing um and try to keep me positive and keep me looking forward and that was that was

Hard to do in the moment so