Gary Woodland discusses his fight with PTSD in recent interview
ESPN • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 3:12 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Gary Woodland addressed his ongoing battle with PTSD, stating that he faces many difficult days. He expressed hope that by sharing his struggles, he can raise awareness and assist others dealing with similar challenges. Woodland's candid conversation seeks to illuminate the realities of living with mental health issues, aiming to inspire support and understanding. He continues to focus on improving both his personal well-being and his professional career.
- •Woodland discusses his challenges with PTSD amid his golf career.
- •He emphasizes the importance of sharing struggles for awareness.
- •Woodland aims to help others by talking about his experiences.
- •His revelations come during a period of personal and professional reflection.
- •Golf remains a significant aspect of his journey toward healing.
- 4:00 PMESPN — Woodland details PTSD fight: 'My struggles suck'
"Despite battling "a lot of days that suck," Gary Woodland says he hopes talking about his struggles with PTSD will help others.
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