Gary Woodland focused on feeling safe at the Masters amid ongoing PTSD struggles
Gary Woodland is excited to return to the Masters after missing last year’s tournament. Still, he’s focused on his health and safety first as he continues to struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder.“I know what I’m battling every day. People ask me, “How was the win?'” Woodland said Tuesday during a Masters news conference, referring to his Texas Children’s Open win on March 29. “The one thing I know is having this brain tumor and having PTSD, it doesn’t matter if I win or lose. It doesn’t care. I had a tough time last week battling this stuff. A lot of stimulation comes with winning, stuff I hadn’t seen in a long time.Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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