Gary Woodland, a professional golfer from Delray Beach, Florida, participated in the Masters at Augusta National, finishing with a score of even par 288 after shooting a 66 in the final round, his best performance in 13 appearances at the tournament. Although he did not finish in the top 20, Woodland expressed gratitude for the experience and highlighted his ongoing journey to manage his mental health, particularly after undergoing surgery in 2023 to remove part of a tumor affecting his brain's fear and anxiety control. This surgery left him with PTSD symptoms, including hypervigilance, which prompted him to request additional security during the tournament. Woodland mentioned that the close proximity of patrons was challenging but also an opportunity for learning. He is now focused on his upcoming schedule, which includes the RBC Heritage and other major events, and aims to continue improving both his game and mental health.