Keegan Bradley felt weird playing Waialae Country Club’s 18th hole in preparation for this week’s Sony Open in Hawaii.  A year ago, that was where he, along wit

Gary Woodland is among those thinking of Grayson Murray at the Sony Open. Murray won the tournament last year and then took his own life some four months later after open struggles with anxiety and addiction.

Players, caddies and PGA Tour officials joined Grayson Murray's family along the shore at Waialae at a celebration of life for the Sony Open's defending champion.

For the first time, the previous year’s champion will not be among the 144 players teeing off when the Sony Open in Hawaii gets underway Thursday.

One year after Grayson Murray's dramatic victory at the Sony Open in Hawaii, members of the PGA Tour family gathered to celebrate his life.

The Sony Open turned solemn Tuesday morning when dozens of players, caddies and PGA Tour officials joined Grayson Murray’s family along the shore behind the 16th green at Waialae to pay tribute to the defending champion who took his own life four months later.