Davis Love III underwent surgery last week and is now recovering at home, with eyes on breaking a PGA Tour record.

Former major winner Davis Love III is recovering from open-heart surgery. CBS' Jim Nantz made the announcement during the network's coverage of the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open in San Diego,

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DAVIS LOVE III has been forced to undergo major open-heart surgery. The former PGA Championship winner is now recovering at home after having the operation in Florida. The American golf star has

PGA champion underwent open-heart surgery this week to repair a "leaky valve" that he had been living with for a decade, but was discharged from hospital on Saturday

According to CBS announcer Jim Nantz, Love had a "leaky valve" replaced last week at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville.

Davis Love III underwent successful open-heart surgery this week, according to CBS golf anchor Jim Nantz, who delivered the news on the air during Saturday’s broadcast of the Farmers Insurance Open. Nantz said he spoke to the 60-year-old Love just before he went on the air to call the final round at Torrey Pines.

Jim Nantz extended his well wishes to 21-time PGA Tour winner Davis Love III, who underwent open-heart surgery recently to replace "a leaky valve" that was initially discovered about 10 years ago. As Love described to Nantz, “I went in healthy, and I came out healthier.” pic.twitter.com/wuOS2Pn3TR