Sir Nick Faldo, the legendary English golfer, has been discharged from hospital after undergoing successful open-heart surgery to repair his enlarged aorta. The 68-year-old six-time major winner is now on his way home with his wife Lindsay after spending two weeks in Cleveland.
The surgical procedure, performed by renowned cardiac surgeon Dr Lars Svensson at The Cleveland Clinic, was deemed 'successful' and Faldo's team confirmed the news on social media. According to an update posted on Faldo's X account, he will now be looking forward to getting back to his golf course design work and celebrating his historic Masters victories at the upcoming tournament in Augusta.
Faldo is widely regarded as Britain's greatest golfer of all time, with a remarkable career spanning 43 tournament wins. The Englishman had won both the Masters and The Open on three occasions, including a memorable victory at the 1996 Masters that remains one of his most iconic moments in golf.
As he recovers from surgery, Faldo is expected to make a full recovery and get back to his active life soon. In a cheeky post, he signed off with 'Home never felt so good', hinting at his excitement to return home after a lengthy hospital stay.
The surgical procedure, performed by renowned cardiac surgeon Dr Lars Svensson at The Cleveland Clinic, was deemed 'successful' and Faldo's team confirmed the news on social media. According to an update posted on Faldo's X account, he will now be looking forward to getting back to his golf course design work and celebrating his historic Masters victories at the upcoming tournament in Augusta.
Faldo is widely regarded as Britain's greatest golfer of all time, with a remarkable career spanning 43 tournament wins. The Englishman had won both the Masters and The Open on three occasions, including a memorable victory at the 1996 Masters that remains one of his most iconic moments in golf.
As he recovers from surgery, Faldo is expected to make a full recovery and get back to his active life soon. In a cheeky post, he signed off with 'Home never felt so good', hinting at his excitement to return home after a lengthy hospital stay.
Anyway, it's awesome that he's looking forward to getting back to his golf course design work - the guy's a legend on the green and now he gets to design some new tracks to share with the world. And who knows, maybe this surgery will be the kick in the pants he needs to come back stronger than ever! 
The fact that Dr Lars Svensson performed the procedure at The Cleveland Clinic is just icing on the cake - top-notch medical team if you ask me! Faldo's team posting updates on social media is pretty cool too, I love how they're keeping everyone in the loop. And can we talk about how funny it is that he signed off with 'Home never felt so good' after being stuck in hospital for two weeks? It's like he's got a whole new appreciation for home now! 
... Hope he recovers super fast! Guy's still got it in him though - Masters winner 4 times and all that... What's the deal with golfers always getting sick though? Like, can't they just have a normal life for once? 
Anyway, glad to hear Dr. Svensson did a great job 
. Faldo designs courses too, I think? Should be back to design mode in no time 
! I was thinking how golf is not just about playing on the course but it's also about design and architecture 
. Faldo's expertise in both would be super helpful for future tournaments. Also, it's crazy to think he's 68 years old yet still looking forward to celebrating his Masters victories 
. Can you imagine what a golf tournament at that age must feel like? 
. But what's amazing is how resilient we can be - he's not just playing again, but also designing courses & celebrating his Masters wins! It's like life's a grand tournament, full of ups & downs... and it's never too late to get back in the game 
glad to hear Sir Nick Faldo is on the mend after that major surgery 
, all thanks to Dr Lars Svensson and the incredible team at The Cleveland Clinic! I mean, 68 and still going strong, which is seriously impressive 
It's awesome he can get back to his golf course design work and relive those historic Masters victories 
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. Home never felt so good indeed! 
! two weeks is a long time for anyone, especially someone who's been through major surgery 
. glad to hear he's doing okay and looking forward to getting back to his golf course design work... that man is a legend on and off the field 
IT'S AMAZING HOW STRONG AND RESILIENT HE IS AFTER GOING THROUGH SUCH A BIG SURGERY! 
and now he's on the mend!! i'm literally fangirling rn, this guy is a golfing legend! 6 major wins, 43 tournament victories... what can't the man do?! 
he's gonna be ok, only had to deal with a tiny problem with his aorta... 
minor compared to the big win of beating cancer in 2011 (not mentioned btw) anyway, cant wait for him to get back home and celebrate with lindsay!! 
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43 wins is insane! I'm more of a tennis fan myself but it's cool to see old guys still rocking after all these years. did you know that the new aortic surgery techniques are way more advanced now compared to when Faldo had his surgery? anyway I'm glad he's doing okay and can't wait to see him crush it at Augusta 
. His dedication to golf, design work, and being an all-around great guy is really inspiring 
. Plus, who can forget that epic Masters win in '96? 