
Morgan Hoffmann, diagnosed with muscular dystrophy, returns to competitive golf for first time in three years
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When golfer Morgan Hoffmann was diagnosed with facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy -- a condition that causes his muscles to weaken -- in 2017, he was told nothing could be done.
But after a five year journey of discovery, the 32-year-old is back on the PGA Tour and loving life back on the course.
He hit a respectable even-par 71 at the RBC Heritage in South Carolina this week but has more to celebrate than most.
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