John Daly, he admits, lived an interesting life on and outside the course.
Earlier this week, in front of Galleri Classic, The double main winner reflected on his long career when the image of his 1992 tour map was shown.
Former Kansas City chiefs running back to Christian Okoye shares a laugh with John Daly after training on his swing during Pro-AM Galleri Classic at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, California, March 26, 2025. (Imagine)
“I didn’t think I’ve been here for three decades,” Dalya said in the video she shared Pga tour champions. “I was dead only 11 times. I’m like Lazarus. I’m just coming back from the dead.
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“Then I could actually play the game.”
He made a comment about his health about two months after undergoing an emergency surgery on his arm. In January, he divided the post from his hospital bed, adding that the operation was successful and that he would “return at any time!”
He returned this month for Hoag Classic The Champions Tour in California.
“It was a little brutal, but the hand was about 80%,” he said at the time in the video, via ESPN. Daly has discovered that in the last four years 16 surgery has been subjected to the tattered tendons.
John Daly was leaving for 13 years during the Pro-AM Galleri Classic at the Mission Hills rural club in Rancho Mirage, California, Wednesday, March 26, 2025. (Imagine)
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In the recent performance of Podcasta, Daly also opened the diagnosis of bladder cancer.
“It was scary,” he said during the appearance on “Like a farmer’s subcastic.”
“I was brewing blood, my blood … I thought my back were killing me, and I didn’t know. And I went into Little rock, I got an examination and everything on my back, and then, was it a neurologist? The doctor saw it and said,” You have to come back. “
John Daly watches his shot from the 13th teens during the Pro-AM Galleri Classic at the Mission Hills rural club in Rancho Mirage, California, Wednesday, March 26, 2025. (Imagine)
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He was undergoing surgery and has been in remission for four years.
Despite all his health disadvantages, Daly had a positive message about life for his younger self when he looked back at his rookie picture.
“Hey, great life.”
Fox News’ Ryan Canfield contributed to this report.
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