"I love this place. I love the tradition. There's nothing like driving down Magnolia Lane. I definitely drove down a little slower this year than I ever have, even the first time I was here in 2011."
"It's a big week for me this week. The fans are very close on the tee boxes. There's a lot going on. There's probably not a safer golf tournament in the world, so I'm happy for that."
"The main deal is they were showing me where security is. If I can see somebody, then I can remind myself that I'm safe constantly."
"I battled the last 10 holes thinking people were trying to kill me. I have security with me. But I talked to [PGA] Tour security that night, and I told them what I was going through."
Gary Woodland is relishing his time at Augusta National Golf Club after winning the Texas Children's Houston Open. He appreciates the tradition and beauty of the venue but is also aware of the challenges posed by large crowds. Woodland has been battling PTSD following brain surgery in September 2023. He has met with security officials to ensure his safety during the tournament, as he experiences heightened anxiety in crowded situations. His focus is on visual reassurance from security personnel to help manage his condition.
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