Gary Woodland withdraws from Valero Texas Open after win in Houston

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Gary Woodland has new plans the next two weeks.

On Monday, Woodland withdrew from the Valero Texas Open, which begins Thursday at TPC San Antonio. He did so because he gets to tee it up next week at the 2026 Masters thanks to his victory Sunday at the Texas Children's Houston Open.

And what better than to celebrate this week before making his return to Augusta National Golf Club.


Field update for the Valero Texas Open:

Gary Woodland WD / Jackson Suber IN

— PGA TOUR Communications (@PGATOURComms) March 30, 2026

Woodland's victory Sunday was an emotional one, his first in almost seven years and a comeback complete after brain surgery in September 2023 to remove a brain lesion. Earlier this month, Woodland revealed he battles PTSD as a side effect from the surgery.

However, he overcame that Sunday for a five-shot victory in his fifth PGA Tour win.

Although he's not teeing it up at TPC San Antonio later this week, there's a good reason why he's not in the field. He'll be celebrating instead, and Woodland deserves every second of it.

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Gary Woodland withdraws from Valero Texas Open after win in Houston

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