Grayson Murray’s Parents Reflect on His Struggles and Legacy After Tragic Death

The late PGA golfer’s parents share insights into his mental health battles, his love for golf, and their efforts to honor his memory through a new foundation.

Grayson Murray, a two-time PGA Tour winner, died by suicide at age 30 in May 2024, a day after withdrawing from a tournament in Texas.
Murray’s parents, Eric and Terry, revealed that he battled addiction, depression, and anxiety throughout his career, despite moments of professional success like his 2024 Sony Open victory.
Eric Murray encouraged his son to step away from the PGA Tour to focus on his mental health, but Grayson’s deep love for golf made it difficult for him to leave the sport.
The family has established the Grayson Murray Foundation to raise awareness and provide support for mental health and addiction, fulfilling a vision Murray outlined in his personal writings.
Fellow golfers and fans have shared stories of Murray’s kindness and generosity, including his efforts to help others struggling with personal challenges.