All right, everyone, welcome back to subpar with Colt Nost and Drew Stultz.

This is going to be a special one here.

I mean, what a weekend.

Our man, Gary Woodland, after everything he's been through, brain surgery, hasn't won in

almost seven years, gets the dub down in Houston, the Texas Children's Houston Open, just

an unbelievable performance right around three weeks since he came out and told the world

everything he's been dealing with with PTSD, opened up to Rex Hogger there, the Golf Channel,

just basically getting it all

off his chest, saying he's tired of living a lie.

Once everybody to know actually what's going on in his life and how much of a struggle

it's been.

And damned if he didn't go down there and just put the ass whipping to everybody, made

everything he looked at, ended up winning by four shots on a golf course that is perfect for Gary

Woodland, smashing it everywhere out there and in making it from everywhere. So cool to see,

man. I'll be honest, the man has made me cry a lot over the last several years. I'm a little

tired of that, but I could not be happier for Gary Woodland. This is like, I was trying to go back

and think I was like looking at Twitter and all this stuff, golf Twitter, as you know, could be kind of a divisive space, a lot of hate, a lot of negativity. I was like, I can't remember a win that was as popular amongst every single person in golf Twitter in the world of sports, really. I mean, there's people outside of golf talking about it too. Then this Gary Woodland win. I was trying to think of it and um i was going back i was like maybe 2018 tiger ironically which we'll

get to maybe that maybe the 2019 masters a zinger had a emotional one you know in 2000 after

the cancer diagnosis i was like dude this is like maybe the most popular winner or just win in general on the PJ tour in forever. And to come on the heels of the PTSD thing that he talked about, you got to think that played a huge role and just like lightning his load. He still had, I thought it was crazy. Like when he came out, I was like, I still have issues like on Friday. Someone got too close to me. And I was like struggling. The whole back nine got into scoring and like had a meltdown and had to gather himself before he came back out and like worked on it. So like it's still an ongoing thing. It's always going to be. And to like be leading a golf tournament, thousands of people around at all, it's got to be like the worst environment possible to have PTSD. I don't know what it's like. I know some friends who have had it, but I think unless you have it, you don't really know what he's going through. But to not only just win, dude, just beat the shit out of everybody. A seven lead, I mean, the thing was, if it had been anyone but Gary, I would have been off that golf tournament watching something else, but I wanted to watch Gary do it. And man, It it wasn't a joke it wasn't a fluke either rolled

the shit out of it like you said how about the old man hitting one 96 ball speed at 41 without

some weird diet or workout routine man it's it's it's everything everybody's saying it is like

one of the good guys chalk went up for the good guys and honestly like pretty kind of refreshing

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