Golf legend John Daly He discovered that his bladder cancer has been in remission for four years.
Daly, 58, spoke of the discovery that he had cancer in the recent appearance of Podcasta aired last month.
“It was scary,” Dalya said during the appearance of “Podcast like a farmer.” “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. “
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John Daly in the 16th Green Language during the first round of the Open Championship in the Royal Troon. (Jack Gruber/USA Today Sports)
“I repaired to go to Hooters, get my wings in Little Rock, and he called and said, ‘No, don’t eat anything. I have to bring you back here. “And I’m going, ‘why?’ AND [he said]’Well, you have cancer. You have bladder cancer ‘. What else can happen, you know? “
Dalya said that as long as he passes through him, not his children, he can deal with it.
“As long as I am, not my kids, I can deal with it. So, I come back. They have caught him in time. For the last four years I have been in remission, but I have to examine myself once a year-to God forbid not two. Anyone who has a bladder cancer, that thing going to your pee-pee doesn’t feel good,” Dalya said.
Golf legend John Daly announces that he has undergone an emergency surgery
“Hey, I’m just dealing with it. You’re just dealing with it and trying to work around all those injuries and everything, try playing the best you can.”
As for his golf game, Daly admitted that health problems did not allow him to play at the level he once did.
“I can no longer set goals for golf. Fighting bladder cancer and all that shit with all surgery, it’s not an excuse. It’s just no one can play great when they are not healthy,” Daly said.
John Daly tone on the first greenery during the PNC Championship at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club. (Nathan Ray Seebeck/Imagings Images)
“I get there and do my best. But I still want to play golf. I still want to play on a champion tour. I just want to compete better and I can’t at the moment.
“But I’ll continue to grind it because you never know. That passenger warms up. … I don’t care if you get one hand, one leg, that passenger gets hot, you can play a really good golf because we all hit him well.”
In addition to the cancer in remission, Daly revealed that he had undergone an emergency surgery on his arm in January in a post on social media and said he would “return in time”.
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Golf icon has not played on a tour of the PGA champion since October.
Daly played at the PGA Championships and the open championship last year, but withdrew after the first round in both tournaments.
In his career Daly has five Pga tour Winning, including the two major championship victories.
John Daly after putting on 16. Green during the first round of the Royal Troon Open Championship. (Jack Gruber/USA Today Sports)
Daly won PGA Championship 1991 and then British Open in 1995. His last victory at PGA Tour was at Buick Invitational 2004.
Daly won the Father and Son Championship in 2021. With his son John Daly II.
Daly has earned almost $ 13 million in his career in his career, according to the PGA Tour website.
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