Golf News: John Daly reveals recent health fears
John Daly has certainly lived an interesting life on and off the course.
Earlier this week Galleri Classic, Two major winners reflected his long career when he showed pictures of his rookie tour cards since 1992.
The Christian City Chiefs will run through Christian Okoye and share a laugh with John Daly after coaching on the swing at the Gallery Classic Pro Am held at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, California on March 26, 2025. (image)
“I didn’t think I’d been here for 30 years,” Daly said. PGA Tour Champion. “I have only died 11 times. I’m like Lazarus. I’m back from death.
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“That’s when I can actually play the game.”
He commented on his health about two months after undergoing emergency surgery with his hands. He shared a post from hospital bed in January, adding that the surgery was successful and “returned to playing immediately.”
He returned this month in time for the Hoag Classic on his Champions Tour in California.
“It was a bit cruel, but my hands were about 80%,” he said in the video. via ESPN. Daly revealed that he had undergone 16 surgeries over the past four years due to his intertwined tendons.
On Wednesday, March 26th, 2025, John Daly teeed off at 13 during the Galleri Classic Pro Am at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, California. (image)
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With the recent advent of podcasts, Daly also opened up about being diagnosed with bladder cancer.
“It was scary,” he said during his appearance. “Like a farmer’s podcast.”
“I was peeing blood… I thought my back was killing me, and I didn’t know. And I went to Little Rock, I got everything on my back, and was it a neurologist?
John Daly watches a shot from the 13th tee on Wednesday, March 26, 2025 at Galleri Classic’s Proam at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, California. (image)
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He underwent surgery and is in remission for four years.
Despite all his health retreat, Daly had a positive message about life for his younger self when looking back at his newcomer photos.
“Hey, a wonderful life.”
Ryan Canfield of Fox News contributed to this report.
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