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Gary Woodland leads Houston Open

Gary Woodland runs away with inspirational win at 2026 Houston Open, his first in seven years

Gary Woodland overcame a strong field at the 2026 Houston Open en route to his first victory since 2019, the effort coming just three weeks after he bore his soul in an emotional interview.

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Houston Open prize payouts for 2026 winner Gary Woodland, every golfer

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Gary Woodland Stays in Front in Houston as He Goes for 1st Win Since US Open

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Gary Woodland captures emotional win at Houston Open

Gary Woodland not only won a golf tournament Sunday, but he conquered a whole lot more.

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Houston Open leaderboard, live updates: Gary Woodland leads by 6 at turn

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Four inside the top 10! Aussie golf stars dominate $10m Houston Open

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Gary Woodland's emotional message after Houston Open win: 'Just keep fighting'

Woodland revealed not even three weeks ago he has dealt with PTSD since undergoing brain surgery in September 2023, but that admission lifted pressure off Woodland, who capitalized with his fifth PGA ...

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Nicolai Højgaard's Girlfriend: A Look at Golfer's Personal Life Amid Houston Open

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Gary Woodland and Wife Gabby Faced Unfortunate Personal Loss

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Houston Open leaderboard, PGA Tour updates, Round 1 tee times

It's Round 1 of the 2026 Houston Open golf tournament on the PGA Tour. Follow for updates and highlights, plus tee times and how to watch.

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Masters hopes take hit for PGA Tour pro after Houston Open WD

Pierceson Coody withdrew from the Houston Open due to a back injury, taking away a shot at qualifying for the Masters this week.

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How to watch the PGA Tour’s Texas Children's Houston Open this weekend on NBC & Peacock

Yeehaw, the PGA Tour is heading back to Texas, and Peacock and NBC will be two-stepping every inch of Houston's Memorial Park Golf Course to bring you Texas-sized coverage of the Texas Children's Houston Open this weekend.

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What Gary Woodland told himself when he started losing his swing on day three of the Houston Open

Gary Woodland leads the Houston Open by one stroke heading into the final round on Sunday. Woodland has played some truly sublime golf at the Houston Open this week, but he has been unable to shake off Nicolai Hojgaard through three rounds at Memorial Park.