Overview
- Woodland closed with a 3-under 67 on Sunday at Memorial Park to set a tournament record at 21-under 259 and win by five over Nicolai Hojgaard.
- The win secures an invitation to the Masters in two weeks, restoring his place in a major he last played in 2024.
- He disclosed this month in a Golf Channel interview that he is living with PTSD and said sharing it made him feel “a thousand pounds lighter.”
- Surgeons removed most of a benign brain lesion in September 2023 through a baseball-sized opening and left some tissue to avoid risking vision or motor loss, and he later endured tremors, hypervigilance and bouts of blurred vision.
- Fans chanted his name on the 18th green as Hojgaard and defending champion Min Woo Lee held back to let him finish, a gesture that captured the support he received across the Tour.