For the past few months, Gary Woodland’s swing coach, Randy Smith, has been telling him to be patient, have fun and smile ...

The 2019 U.S. Open champion wound up on the wrong side of the playoff bubble, but he still has a lot to look forward to. The ...

Gary Woodland's road to recovery post-brain surgery has had many milestones. He's making an emotional charge to hit another ...

Former University of Kansas golfer Gary Woodland on Sunday barely missed qualifying for the PGA Tour’s season-ending FedEx ...

The PGA Tour solidified its field of 70 golfers for the FedEx Cup playoffs following the final round of the Wyndham ...

On Sunday, August 3, Gary Woodland reflected on his season, which came to an end with a T23 finish at Sedgefield.

Four-time PGA Tour winner Gary Woodland underwent a craniotomy in 2023 and has since struggled to get back to his game fully.

Gary Woodland is 39 years old. He is as friendly as any player on the PGA Tour, respectful of everyone he meets, and very popular among his peers. And he has worked hard to reach the pinnacle of ...

Gary Woodland tees off on the fourth hole during the first round of The Genesis Invitational on Feb. 15, 2024. Getty Images Woods, the tournament host, gave Woodland a special exemption into the ...

Professional golfer Gary Woodland has faced enormous challenges in recent years, but his courage has been nothing short of inspiring. After battling serious health issues, including undergoing ...

Gary Woodland is on the comeback trail. Less than two months after surgery to remove a tumor from his brain, Woodland posted a video of himself swinging a golf club.

While Gary Woodland was disappointed by that finish, it doesn’t change the fact the 2019 U.S. Open champion remains easily one of the most positively uplifting stories in recent PGA Tour memory.