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Gary Woodland wins Houston Open after brain tumor surgery

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  • Gary Woodland won the Houston Open, his first PGA Tour win in seven years.
  • He underwent brain tumor surgery two and a half years ago and has a PTSD diagnosis.
  • Woodland hopes his victory inspires others facing challenges to keep fighting.

Gary Woodland won the Houston Open, his first PGA Tour victory in seven years. The 41-year-old golfer underwent brain tumor surgery two and a half years ago and has been diagnosed with PTSD. Woodland expressed emotional relief after the win, stating he hopes his struggle inspires others not to give up.

He received a prize check of 17 million kronor for the victory.

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