Golf Digest

In the painful aftermath of pga tour pro Grayson Murray’s suicide, the people who loved him describe a man with immense talent, a kind heart and a burden he couldn’t shed.

The bedroom is filled with reminders of who Grayson Murray was and wanted to be. A black case in the corner holds the Sony Open trophy. Self-help books press against his tattered Bible on a nightstand.

This weekend marks the one-year anniversary of Murray’s career breakthrough win at the Sony Open in Hawaii. He passed away four months later.