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

American Gary Woodland takes a one-shot lead into Sunday at the Houston Open, reaching 18-under 192 after shooting a five-under 65 on Saturday.
Woodland returned to the PGA Tour in 2024 following brain surgery in 2023, and recently opened publicly about managing post-traumatic stress disorder.
Højgaard sits one shot back after a strong weekend at Memorial Park, recording 15 birdies and one eagle during the last two rounds.
Defending champion Min Woo Lee and American Michael Thorbjornsen trail by five shots, both competing for top-50 finishes to secure Masters invitations.
Seeking his first victory since the 2019 U.S. Open, Woodland said he must "take a deep breath" and maintain focus through Sunday's final round.

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