After brain-tumor surgery, Gary Woodland and his wife Gabby set out to find solutions that will help him be Gary Woodland again.

Professional golf player Gary Woodland has been married to his wife, Gabby Woodland, since 2016. Here's everything to know about Gary Woodland's wife.

An emotional Gary Woodland accepted the PGA Tour's Courage Award with tears in his eyes before detailing how much it meant to him.

Woodland, 40, is the seventh recipient of the PGA Tour Courage Award, which was established in 2012 and is presented to a person who, through courage and perseverance, has overcome extraordinary adversity, such as personal tragedy or debilitating injury or illness, to make a significant and meaningful contribution to the game of golf.

Gary Woodland has +22500 odds to win the 2025 THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass (THE PLAYERS Stadium Course). He made the cut in his last appeareance at this tournament in 2024 and finished

Netflix's Full Swing was an opportunity for the 40-year-old to share his emotions, putting an accent on writing a letter to his family before surgery.

Before the performance at the Cognizant Classic, Woodland shared that he is still fighting, as he does not want anything to stand in the way of his dreams.

Gary Woodland is trying to revive his golf career after brain surgery, and the PGA Tour and Netflix's 'Full Swing' are showcasing his comeback attempt

Golfer Gary Woodland was awarded the PGA Tour's Courage Award for overcoming extraordinary adversity. Woodland underwent surgery in 2023 to remove a tumor pressing against his brain, but doctors were unable to remove the entire tumor. PALM BEACH GARDENS ...

Woodland, 40, underwent brain surgery in Sept. 2023 to remove a brain lesion and continues to manage symptons to this day

Amanda Balionis showed heartwarming support towards Gary Woodland on the sixth episode of Full Swing season 3.

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Former U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland was honored Wednesday with the PGA Tour Courage Award as the 40-year-old American golfer comes back from brain surgery to remove a lesion that was causing him to have unfounded thoughts that he was dying.