Steph Curry reveals eye condition affected his vision during NBA titles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 1:45 PM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Steph Curry spoke about how Keratoconus, a rare eye condition, impacted his vision while winning NBA championships with the Golden State Warriors. He shared that general manager Bob Myers prompted him to get his eyes checked in 2018 after noticing Curry squinting on the bench. Diagnosed with blurred and distorted vision, Curry adjusted to wearing contacts and has since adopted a treatment plan to manage his condition. He encourages others experiencing similar symptoms to seek medical advice.
- •Curry was diagnosed with Keratoconus in 2018.
- •Bob Myers advised Curry to get an eye check after noticing squinting.
- •Curry jokes about his memoir titled 'The Whole Time I Couldn’t See.'
- •He emphasizes the importance of regular eye check-ups.
- •Curry has adapted to wearing contacts for better performance.
- 1:45 PMYahoo Sports — Steph Curry Details How This Eye Condition Hindered His Sight for Years — Even When He Was Winning NBA Titles (Exclusive)
"“I didn’t know I was really dealing with crazy blurred vision or distorted images — it was just the way that I saw things and we compensated around it,” the Golden State Warriors star tells PEOPLE
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