Morgan Hoffmann in Nosara, Costa Rica, Oct. 22, 2021. (Photo by Adam Glanzman) Ever since we launched Local Knowledge with a focus on narrative storytelling, we've wanted to produce an “in the ...

Former PGA golfer Morgan Hoffmann has lived in Costa Rica for two years while treating himself for muscular dystrophy. He'll return to the PGA Tour next week, playing in the RBC Heritage at ...

When pro golfer Morgan Hoffman was diagnosed, at age 27, with incurable muscular dystrophy in 2016, he left the elite PGA Tour and disappeared into the depths of the Costa Rican jungle.

In 2017, he and his wife established the Morgan Hoffmann Foundation to help the fight against muscular dystrophy. The two's goal is to build a wellness center in Costa Rica, tentatively called ...

Hoffmann, who never has won on the PGA Tour in 164 starts since turning pro in 2013, stepped away from golf for two-and-a-half years and made a new life in Costa Rica, where he and his wife ...

SILVIS, Ill. — A lot happened while Morgan Hoffmann spent more than two years in the Costa Rican jungle, in search of his own holistic cure to the rare form of muscular dystrophy that threatened ...

Morgan Hoffman underwent a spiritual journey in a bid to beat his muscular dystrophy diagnosis, travelling to Nepal and Costa Rica to explore alternative therapies ...

According to an interview with Holden Krusemark of KFOR, Hoffmann traveled to Costa Rica to try plant medicine. Full Story: Morgan Hoffmann is back playing professional golf after years away ...

Morgan Hoffmann also spoke about the concept of luxury in the PGA Tour. However, he said that his experience in Costa Rica allowed him to move past the material things in life and enjoy the moment ...

SILVIS, Ill. — At this point in his life, Morgan Hoffmann is taking things one swing at a time. The professional golfer was able to play in the John Deere Classic on a last-minute exemption ...

Earlier this week, former Oklahoma State standout Morgan Hoffmann made his return to the Sooner State. After dealing with muscular dystrophy for the past several years, Hoffmann is on the course ...