Gary Woodland
Gary Woodland is an accomplished American professional golfer known for his powerful drives and solid all-around game. He gained widespread recognition when he won the 2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, marking his first major championship victory. Born on May 21, 1984, in Topeka, Kansas, Woodland played college golf at the University of Kansas, where he became a standout player. Since turning professional in 2007, he has secured several victories on the PGA Tour and has represented the United States in international competitions. Beyond his athletic achievements, Woodland is also noted for his philanthropic efforts, particularly in supporting children's health and education initiatives.
Born on May 21, 1986 (39 years old)
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United Kingdom:
Bradley had selected vice-captains Kevin Kisner and Gary Woodland despite neither having any Ryder Cup experience.
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San Marino:
Gary Woodland is a vice-captain for the United States team.
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Switzerland:
Gary Woodland is a vice-captain for the American team and won the US Open in 2019.
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Ireland:
Gary Woodland is noted as a US Open winner who played alongside DeChambeau during the US PGA Championship.
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Ireland:
Gary Woodland finished as the runner-up to Min Woo Lee in Houston, marking his best finish since undergoing brain surgery.
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United States:
Gary Woodland went four-under on his last four holes, making it a closer affair for Min Woo Lee.
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United Kingdom:
Woodland finished with an eagle and two birdies from his final four holes to equal the course record of 62 and set the clubhouse lead at 19 under.
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United States:
Gary Woodland's perspective on golf and life changed after a serious health scare.
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United States:
Gary Woodland is a professional golfer who faced significant health challenges after winning the US Open in 2019.
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United States:
Gary Woodland’s remarkable return to the sport after undergoing brain surgery in 2023 is covered in the documentary.
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