PGA Tour golfer Grayson Murray, just 30 years old, tragically passed away on Saturday morning. The news of his death has left the golfing community in shock and mourning.
Grayson Murray’s last PGA Tour win occurred during January’s Sony Open in Hawaii when he emerged victorious in a playoff. His untimely passing is a devastating loss for the golfing world.
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan expressed his deepest condolences to Murray’s parents and stated that the PGA Tour considers its members as family, and losing one of them is incredibly difficult. He conveyed that tournament play will continue as scheduled, believing that it is what Grayson would have wanted.
Despite the profound sadness surrounding Murray’s death, the PGA Tour has made grief counselors available at tournament sites and virtually for all those affected by the news. Commissioner Monahan is en route to Ft. Worth to provide further updates and support. The golfing world is coming together to mourn the loss of a talented player and offer support to those closest to him.
