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Gary Woodland |

TEAM: PGA Golfer
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DOB: 1/1/2050
AGE:-40
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 Gary Woodland- GolferJan. 8 - 8:50 pm et
Gary Woodland has been provided a Major Medical Extension out of the Q School/Nationwide Tour category for 2010.
Dr. James Andrews performed rotator cuff surgery on Woodland's left shoulder mid-summer. If the golfer can bank $541,652 in nine starts, he will get elevated to the Major Medical category.
Source: PGATour.com
 Gary Woodland- GolferJul. 21 - 10:01 pm et
Gary Woodland has decided to call it a season to have surgery to repair the rotator cuff in his left shoulder.
Woodland has dealt with the inflammation in his shoulder since March and opted to play through it, but, like most in recent memory with a similar ailment, he has failed to perform. "It’s been evident over the last four months that I get tired over the weekend," Woodland said. "I just don’t have the strength and the shoulder to play four days in a row ... It’s been a long disappointing year. I felt like I was playing well going in and it just seems like it’s been one thing after another. I’ve been playing at 50 percent for too long." Dr. James Andrews will perform the procedure. Woodland will likely get nine starts on a Major Medical extension (Q School/Nationwide Tour category) to earn about $750K in 2010.
Source: Topeka Capital-Journal
 Gary Woodland- GolferJul. 20 - 5:47 pm et
Gary Woodland withdrew late on Monday from the RBC Canadian Open.
Woodland has been plagued recently by a torn labrum in his left shoulder.He make the cut at the U.S. Open and the Travelers with it, but since then he has missed his last two cuts on the Tour.
 Gary Woodland- GolferJun. 19 - 11:10 pm et
Friday night on Golf Channel, Rex Hoggard reported that Gary Woodland has a torn labrum in his left shoulder.
Woodland is an impressive 1-under-par through 32 holes of the U.S. Open and drained the first of two eagles in the tournament, with a 55-foot putt on the par-5 4th hole in his second round. Hoggard added that Woodland has had two cortizone shots over the last three months to help play through the injury. The rookie's best finish in 14 starts is a T-28 at the Mayakoba.
 Gary Woodland- GolferJun. 8 - 8:43 pm et
After matching 138s, PGA Tour rookie Gary Woodland defeated Clinton Jensen on the first playoff hole for the final of three spots at stake at the 36-hole U.S. Open sectional qualifier at Lake Nona GC in Orlando.
Former University of Florida All-American, Josh McCumber (136), was the medalist while current Gator, Tyson Alexander (137), snagged the other spot. (Alexander's father, Buddy, is the head coach at UF.) Only McCumber has played in a U.S. Open previously, missing the cut in 2005. Notables that failed to qualify include Lee Rinker (140, 2nd alternate), D.A. Points (140) and Brian Davis (141).
Source: Florida State Golf Association
 Gary Woodland- GolferApr. 27 - 8:36 pm et
Gary Woodland carded a round of 9-under-par 63 at the Carmel Country Club South Course and Monday qualified for the Quail Hollow Championship.
Woodland put nine birdies on the card and no blemishes on his way to the medalist round of 63. Also qualifying for the Quail Hollow Championship were Peter Tomasulo (64), Paul Claxton (64) and Steven Wheatcroft (65).
Source: Carolina PGA
 Gary Woodland- GolferFeb. 28 - 6:25 pm et
Gary Woodland carded the low third round of the Mayakoba, when he posted a 7-under-par 63.
It's been a slow start to the season, with only two made cuts in five tournaments, but on Saturday he carded nine birdies, with two bogeys and moved up from 59th to 12th place. This is the last week before the reshuffle, so a good finish this week could help him get into tournaments for the rest of the season.
 Gary Woodland- GolferJan. 29 - 9:41 pm et
Gary Woodland is 1-under-par through 16 holes in his first round of the FBR Open.
Woodland, who has missed his first two cuts of 2009, has three birdies on his opening round at the FBR, which was suspended for darkness. The long-hitter will tee off on the driveable 17th at 8:00 a.m. local time on Friday. Joining him out early to finish are Jeff Overton, Jeff Quinney, Charlie Wi, Derek Fathauer, Brendon de Jonge, Jeff Klauk, Scott Hebert and fellow Monday qualifier, Tom Kalinowski.
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