Grayson Murray's Death Sparks Mental Health Debate in Golf

The late golfer's struggle with depression and addiction highlights the need for better mental health support in individual sports.

Grayson Murray's life was celebrated with a heartfelt tribute in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Murray had openly discussed his battles with depression and alcoholism before his suicide at age 30.
Friends and family shared emotional memories, emphasizing his recent sobriety and career achievements.
The PGA Tour faces scrutiny over its mental health provisions following Murray's death.
Experts call for more proactive mental health support in individual sports like golf.