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MYTHIC Reboot — Dynastar M Tour 99 Touring Ski Review

Butter with a little suncrust on top — the M-Tours excelled in variable conditions thanks to the full sidewall, rockered tip and tail and hybrid core.

Fans of Dynastar skis rejoice — the brand long known for hard charging, high performing skis has brought its performance approach to lightweight touring. The Dynastar M-Tour 99 is a fully featured ski that joins a growing collective of mid-waist skis built for downhill prowess with a minimal weight penalty.

The M-Tour 99 closely follows the shape of its slightly heavier, much loved predecessor, the Mythic, but the Tour construction places it in its own class. It features a hybrid core — a combination of lightweight paulownia and PU reinforced with basalt fiber. This keeps the ski weight down (1200g for the 162cm length I tested), while adding dampness and stability to avoid the hard snow chatter that commonly plagues lightweight touring skis.

It has a full sandwich construction and full sidewall, allowing for precision, balance and grip. Both the tip and tail are rockered with a slight shovel in the tip. Tails are flat and good for buttering.

Profile of the Dynastar M-Tour 99 — rockered tip and tail, camber under foot, early rise tip.

The tip rise certainly helps with floatation in deep snow, but it does detract from the effective edge. Personally I didn’t notice this often, though the tips felt a bit superfluous on hard snow.

I wanted a fun and playful powder ski that wasn’t cumbersome in its waist or weight. I’d heard good reports on the Dynastar Mythic , which the M-Tour&subId2=wildsnow 99 promised similar attributes to. Stable, playful, and damp all sounded like ideal characteristics for a backcountry ski that charge on less than ideal snow days. I also spend the majority of my time on sub 1000g touring and race skis and was curious to see if the M-Tour really cut chatter the way it claimed it could.

The 162cm is the smallest offered (also available in 170, 178, 186) and was an ideal length for my 5’5”, 120lb figure and advanced/expert skiing abilities. The tip rise does detract from effective edge, though I never found myself wanting for more length.

Uphill and downhill performance

My first day on the M-Tour was a midwinter powder morning in Marble. We started before dawn, shuffling up the steep skin track by headlamp. It was cold that morning, single digits, and my feet felt it but the road to the trailhead was covered in a half foot of fresh snow and that meant the bowl, 2300 feet above, would be deep and soft. The M-Tours were easy underfoot, their mass not dissimilar to the DPS Cassiar 95 Tour 1 I usually ski (mounted with the same Dynafit ST Radical binding and paired with Dynafit TLT 8 boot on that particular outing. I also tried the M-Tours with the Fischer Transalp and Scarpa F1 LT ).

At 1200g for the 162cm, the Dynastar M-Tour 99 isn’t the lightest touring ski but it’s relatively svelte for the performance it packs.

By the time we reached the usual regroup spot 600 feet below the summit, the sun had risen but its warmth and rays were obscured by cloud. Wind pulsed out of the west, loading more snow onto our objective and so we opted to tone down the ambition and descend soft glades from the regroup spot.

I’m always a little timid when taking a first turn on a ski I don’t know but I quickly discovered I didn’t need to be with the M-Tours . The skis arced gracefully on the soft snow, floating just enough and rebounding energetically from turn to turn. I was impressed at how promptly I could snap the tails around to finish a turn with style and then drive the ski for a long slow arc on the next one. It was akin to playing an instrument — listening to the notes struck by a little pressure here, backing off there, and finding what the ski needed to make a harmony.

Days like those in Marble were most notable on the M-Tour 99s . The ski seems to shine most brightly in soft snow that is not so deep it leaves me wishing for more float. That said, I was impressed on other days out when conditions were variable — hard, steep bumps in Highlands Bowl, sun crust and wind board on long tours in the Elks. The skis were noticeably damp and sturdy when snow turned hard or chunky. And I did not miss the chatter I’ve come to anticipate in lighter skis.

I was also impressed with how well the ski held an edge in more consequential and steep hardpack. I could easily whip the planks around for jump turns and then open up the throttle on open slopes in less ideal snow.

Solid edge stability showed up reliably in the M-Tours, as here, dropping into Daly Peak on hard, icy snow.

While most of my outings with the M-Tours were remarkably pleasant, I did notice a couple of shortfalls worth mentioning.

The playful energy I discovered on my powder day in Marble does not translate into tight maneuverability. In thick, tracked-out trees midwinter, I found the skis arduous and sluggish if I tried to push the speed envelope. They did not want to do the fast work of edge to edge tree swerving around obstacles, or at least I couldn’t quite push and release them in a way that felt resonate.

Similarly, I often found that if I got lazy and popped into the backseat ever so slightly, the arcing turns became unmanageably long and it was all too easy to feel like the ski was running away from me. Some degree of diligence was required to keep my weight centered and my body actively working the skis. Unlike some skis (the Cassiars, for instance) the M-Tours aren’t so forgiving if you get sloppy. The performance rewards are worth it though for skiing well.

Additionally, the Sintered HD bases weren’t as durable as I would hope. I’m coming out of the season with a handful of deep gouges that’s surprising for how few rocks I remember encountering.

I love the flashy underside of the M-Tours. I love less how easy they were to scratch up.

Comparisons

The M-Tour 99 is in line with other mid-weight touring skis that prioritize performance over mass while keeping things light weight. They fall into an emerging freetouring category for hard charging skiing in a variety of conditions similar to the Scott SuperGuide 95 , Volkl Rise Beyond 98 and Dynafit Beast 98.

Paired with the Dynafit ST Radicals, the M-Tour 99 offered versatility and more.

Final thoughts

The Dynastar M-Tour 99 do what we often want out of mid-waist planks — the skis float adequately and handle a variety of conditions (mostly) gracefully while not weighing you down on big climbs and long outings. In the right conditions though, the ski does offer something more — a rare sensation of elegance and deftness. It is an ideal fit for the emerging majority of ski tourers who want to ski hard on gear light enough for multiple laps, and have fun doing it.

Available lengths (cm): 162, 170,178, 180 Mass (g): 1200 (162cm) Construction: Sandwich, full sidewall, paulownia PU, basalt fiber Profile: rocker, camber, rocker, flat tails Skin attachment: notched tail Dimensions (mm): 125, 97, 115 (162cm) Turning radius (m): 15

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Manasseh Franklin is a writer, editor and big fan of walking uphill. She has an MFA in creative nonfiction and environment and natural resources from the University of Wyoming and especially enjoys writing about glaciers. Find her other work in Alpinist, Adventure Journal, Rock and Ice, Aspen Sojourner, AFAR, Trail Runner and Western Confluence.

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Dynastar M-Tour 99 F-Team Ski

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Dynastar aimed for the perfect on-snow feel with their favorite line of Touring skis. The M-Tour 99 is built with the Hybrid Core, which is Paulownia wood for rebound and energy mixed with Polyurethane sections for damping and a smooth flex. The result is a great all-around touring ski that can float in powder and showboat on hard snow. Using Adaptiv sidecuts, the 99s are easy to manage into turns and don't lock you into the turn. Directional rocker means you can stay above soft snow while enabling accurate steering. Dynastar is about the only ski company using Basalt fibers wrapped around its core, improving the feel over glass or carbon while keeping the weight down. If you're looking for a do-it-all backcountry ski that you can ski with confidence, look no further than the Dynastar M-Tour 99.

• Hybrid Paulownia / Polyurethane makes for a damp-yet-light core.
• Basalt fibers wrap the core and add torsional rigidity and energy.
• Directional rocker is surfy and easy to initiate turns in deep snow.
• Adaptiv sidecut is a medium radius, easy-to-steer geometry.
• Full sidewall construction enhanced durability and edge hold.
• HD sintered bases offer some rock protection with great glide.

Update 2022/23: New topsheet and base colors, plus an "F-Team" affiliation have been added to this ski.

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Why We Like The M-Tour 99 Ski

Light enough for the tour, powerful enough to ride anywhere you point it, the Dynastar M-Tour 99 packs versatility into every run thanks to its hybrid core that balances lightweight paulownia wood with polyurethane for vibration damping control without a weight penalty. Dynastar's Fibre Basalt laminate boosts responsive control while keeping your setup light.

• Light and playful touring skis for exploring everywhere
• Directional rocker provides control on hard snow, float in powder
• Hybrid Paulownia and PU fore reduces weight 15 to 20%
• Elevate responsiveness without weight with Basalt Fiber V2
• Full vertical sidewalls maximize grip, power transfer, play
• Adaptativ Sidecut provides smooth transitions through turns
• Sintered HD base is intensely fast and wax absorbent
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November 22, 2023

Bravo, Dynastar. Bravo

It can be hard for a dedicated touring ski to give you the same joy and pleasure as a true alpine ski. I thought skiing a 122 waisted Nocta in Japan would be the peak for me. I was wrong. Getting these sticks on the top of a line in true corn...magic. I've enjoyed these on Colorado pow days, Colorado crud, and high peak skiing in variable conditions and this ski handled it all. It's light, so you heavy snow folks, idk, I got nothing for ya. If you're in the rockies, enjoy.

January 25, 2023

This ski is amazing

Does everything well, especially for the weight. Top sheet could be a little tougher but the bases take rocks well and no serious damage after two seasons of use. I think these skis are not given enough attention for how good they are. Ski these at a 186, I find them to be stable at speed, hold an edge well, and can make short turns in tight spots very easily.

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December 20, 2022

Great blend between uphill and downhill performance

Got the M Tour 99 in 2021/22 ski season as a much-needed replacement in my quiver. As far as I can tell it looks like the same ski as the 2022/23 version just different graphic, I put a pair of Market Duke PT 12 on the ski, I know some of you just cringed reading that, but I’m 6’3 210 lb of American Cheddar and I like to ski hard. Touring – This ski is a pleasure to climb with, it’s a very balanced ascend. Light enough to save the legs on long climbs. The effective edge is fairly long which is great for stability on switch backs across hard/ice sections. The even profile and fuller tail makes breaking trail after a big storm very manageable. The only negative is after a season of use and abuse, the top sheet is fairly scratched up. Just a cosmetic detail, not really a big deal to me. Skiing – I was surprised how well this ski handled crud and variable snowpack. As many of you know, day out in the backcountry can change from ideal to not great pretty quick. I was happy to have M tour 99 under my feet through the most of it. Doesn’t get as knocked around as other touring skis I have been on which is a huge plus. Surprisingly stiff for a touring ski as well, love that. On more ideal snow conditions this ski is a lot of fun. Corn snow is a blast, easy to open it up, or keep it tight through pinch points. Easy to control and reliable when turning up the volume on speed. In powder its fun, hard to have a bad time in powder though, so no surprise here. Chopped up soft stuff is also great, easy to hop, pop and bounce through, very even and predicable flex. If you take it resort side, very groomer capable, this ski has a preference towards GS turns inbounds. That being said, any good skier will be able to arc however you wish. Overall – Yeah, I would recommend. It’s a great blend between uphill and downhill performance. Afterall, we climb all that way to have fun on the way down.

November 29, 2022

The best touring ski I ever had

I bought the skis last year, and it was immediately my favorite Allrounder. Only for mixed tours with climbing I use a shorter ski. This weekend I went ski touring, but due to lack of snow, I went down a ski pist. I was amazed how well they ski on hard/icy pists as well.

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THE CROWN JEWEL OF DYNASTAR’S FREERIDE TOURING SKIS, the Dynastar M-Tour 99 is agile and powerful, a trustworthy ski for tackling big objectives. It’s the widest touring-specific ski in Dynastar’s lineup, with a capable 99-mm waist that allows for a bit of float when you need it, and optimal grip and edge-to-edge contact in variable snow. The Hybrid Wood core features light and springy paulownia wood, reinforced with polyurethane for a smooth feel underfoot when railing high speed turns in firm conditions. Dynastar’s unique approach of wrapping the core with basalt fibers adds stiffness and energy to the ski. Directional rocker allows the Dynastar M-Tour 99 to float through fresh snow while maintaining solid edge grip when firm conditions replace the fluff, ideal for skiers who want to lay into their edges instead of pivoting their way down the mountain.

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Dynastar M-Tour 99 F-Team Skis 2024

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The M-TOUR 99 perpetuates the best of the MYTHIC, maintaining its spirit and legendary skiability while boosting its potential.

It is set to be the new companion of skiers who seek out happiness in all corners of the mountain. Its Hybrid Core technology: Paulownia/PU incorporating basalt for its unique absorption properties add the finishing touch to an energetic, stable and light ski.

HYBRID CORE Our best solution for a unique on-snow feeling: blending the performance of wood with the lightness and smooth snow feel of PU. DIRECTIONNAL ROCKER Long tip and tail rocker limited in height. Offering the optimum ratio height / length, the ski flies over the powder and keep its grip on hard snow. ADAPTATIV SIDECUTS Adaptativ Sidecut offers a smooth transition between sidecut underfoot and the tip and tail geometry. This technology brings smoothness on hard and powder snow. FULL SIDEWALL CONSTRUCTION With the FULL SIDEWALL construction, full-length vertical edges from tip to tail help maximize grip, precision, balance and power. HYBRID CORE PAULOWNIA PU The Hybrid Core technology is combined with Pawlownia Core with a density of 300 g/m3, reducing the ski's weight by an average of 15 to 20% in comparison to a poplar core. FIBRE BASALT 2NDE GENERATION Similar mechanical properties to fibreglass but with a reduced weight (-25%). It also offers absorption properties, to create the ideal reinforcement for Touring/Free Touring. SINTERED HD BASE SINTERED HD BASE offers great glide for all ski conditions.

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20m @ 178cm

Paulownia/polyurethane, 1300g @ 178cm, rocker/camber.

Deep powder: 3/5

Chop/Crud: 1/5

Soft Groom: 1/5

Hard Groom: 0/5

Pure Ice: 0/5 

Touring: 5/5 

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A source of inspiration at the heart of the ski world, taking inspiration from a unique playground: Chamonix. Dynastar's products have been designed and manufactured in the Chamonix Valley since 1963. Living and breathing our passion is the only way to truly understand it. Their Mission: To offer a unique sensation on the snow. Whether you're landing, changing sides, direction or position, or managing trajectory or speed.

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Dynastar M-Tour 99 F-Team Skis 2024

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Developed in collaboration with the "insider" F-Team, Dynastar's big mountain touring stick is perfect for those with an adventurous spirit and strong legs. The M-Tour 99 F-Team Skis are designed for covering vast distances and tackling huge vertical in the Alps, while also providing a great descent experience. With Torsion Box construction, Basalt and Isomatex fiber for dampness, and a 99mm waist, these skis offer a perfect balance of lightness and surface area for various snow conditions. Features

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The M-Tour 99 is the latest descendent the legendary Cham/Mythic program. And what a worthy heir it is. The M-Tour builds up on the legacy of the Mythic 97 to offer a unique blend of performance and responsiveness. Featuring an undated sidecut for better performance in the steeps and in variable conditions, the M-Tour 99 is at ease no matter what you throw at it. And just like its ancestors it has this special touch on snow that only Dynastar skis have. Are you worthy of it? Certainly!

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M-TOUR 99 F-TEAM OPEN Its Hybrid Core technology: Paulownia/ PU including basalt for its unique absorption properties completes an energetic, stable and lightweight ski. The M-Tour 99 has kept the best of the Mythic, its legendary spirit and skiability, while increasing its potential. It is now the new companion for skiers looking for happiness in every corner of the mountain...

Ski - Weight :2 .4 - 2.5 - 2.6 - 2.7

Ski - Sidecuts dimensions : 127-99-117

Ski - Tip dimensions : 125 - 126 - 127 - 127

Ski - Waist dimensions : 97 - 98 - 99 - 99

Ski - Tail dimensions : 115 - 116 - 117 - 117

Ski - Profile - Rocker : DIRECTIONNAL ROCKER

Ski - Radius : 15 - 18 - 20 - 22

Ski - Profile - Sidecuts : ADAPTATIV AGILE SIDECUT

Ski - Profile - Construction :SANDWICHFULL SIDEWALL

Ski - Material - Core :HYBRIDE PAULOWNIA PU

Ski - Material - Reinforcements : BASALT FIBER V2

Ski - Bindings - System : OPEN

Ski - Agility :3

Ski - Power :4

Ski - Lightness :4

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Dynastar M-Tour 99

Its Hybrid Core technology: Paulownia/PU incorporating basalt for its unique absorption properties add the finishing touch to an energetic, stable, and light ski. The M-TOUR 99 perpetuates the best of the MYTHIC, maintaining its spirit and legendary skiability while boosting its potential. It is set to be the new companion of skiers who seek out happiness in all corners of the mountain... Hybrid Core - Our best solution for a unique on-snow feeling: blending the performance of wood with the lightness and smooth snow feel of PU. Directional Rocker - Long tip and tail rocker limited in height. Offering the optimum ratio of height/length, the ski flies over the powder and keeps its grip on hard snow. Adaptativ Sidecuts - Adaptativ Sidecut offers a smooth transition between sidecut underfoot and the tip and tail geometry. This technology brings smoothness on hard and powder snow. Full Sidewall Construction - With the Full Sidewall Construction, full-length vertical edges from tip to tail help maximize grip, precision, balance and power. Hybrid Core Paulownia PU - The Hybrid Core technology is combined with Pawlownia Core with a density of 300 g/m3, reducing the ski's weight by an average of 15 to 20% in comparison to a poplar core. Fiber Basalt 2NDE Generation - Similar mechanical properties to fiberglass but with a reduced weight (-25%). It also offers absorption properties, to create the ideal reinforcement for Touring/Free Touring. Sintered HD Base - Sintered HD Base offers great glide for all ski conditions.

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Product details : Dynastar M-Tour 99 F-Team 23/24 Skitouring Skis

An evolution of the legendary Mythic, the Dynastar M-Tour 99 Tourenski retains the best, but retains its spirit and exceptional handling while enhancing its potential.

Its hybrid core technology: Paulownia/PU with basalt integration for its unique absorption properties give the finishing touch to an energetic, stable and lightweight DynastarM-Tour 99 ski. 

Details: • Adaptativ Sidecut • Sandwich Full Sidewall • Hybridcore Paulownia PU • Fibre Basalt V2  

DIRECTIONNAL ROCKER Long tip and tail rocker limited in height. Offering the optimum ratio height / length, the ski flies over the powder and keep its grip on hard snow.

ADAPTATIV SIDECUTS Adaptativ Sidecut offers a smooth transition between sidecut underfoot and the tip and tail geometry. This technology brings smoothness on hard and powder snow.

FULL SIDEWALL CONSTRUCTION With the FULL SIDEWALL construction, full-length vertical edges from tip to tail help maximize grip, precision, balance and power.

HYBRID CORE PAULOWNIA PU The Hybrid Core technology is combined with Pawlownia Core with a density of 300 g/m3, reducing the ski's weight by an average of 15 to 20% in comparison to a poplar core.

FIBRE BASALT 2NDE GENERATION Similar mechanical properties to fibreglass but with a reduced weight (-25%). It also offers absorption properties, to create the ideal reinforcement for Touring/Free Touring.

SINTERED HD BASE Sintered HD Base offers great glide for all ski conditions.

Dynastar M-Tour 99 F-Team 23/24 Skitouring Skis

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Reference Length 178 cm

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Dynastar M-Tour 99 Mounting Point Recommendations

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• Start date Nov 8, 2022

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• Nov 8, 2022

Is anybody here touring on the Dynastar M-Tour 99? If so, do you have an opinion on the mounting point? I haven't been on these, or any Dynastars for that matter and I'm wondering what people have decided. Thanks! Moops  

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Moops said: Is anybody here touring on the Dynastar M-Tour 99? If so, do you have an opinion on the mounting point? I haven't been on these, or any Dynastars for that matter and I'm wondering what people have decided. Thanks! Moops Click to expand...

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I skied it for a couple laps last year when our guide (who was on them for a hut week) wanted a go at my Wildcat 108 tours. The line felt pretty good. I could see maybe +1cm if you prefer progressive mounts. But it has a relatively traditional shape and tail so I wouldn't push them further than that. I was really impressed with the ski for it's weight and weight in ~10" of faceted pow. I'm slowly hunting for a good deal on them as my spring/lightweight setup.  

jmeb said: I skied it for a couple laps last year when our guide (who was on them for a hut week) wanted a go at my Wildcat 108 tours. The line felt pretty good. I could see maybe +1cm if you prefer progressive mounts. But it has a relatively traditional shape and tail so I wouldn't push them further than that. I was really impressed with the ski for it's weight and weight in ~10" of faceted pow. I'm slowly hunting for a good deal on them as my spring/lightweight setup. Click to expand...

Moops said: Thanks! Check EVO...for the '22 Click to expand...

Philpug said: While I haven't skied the M- Tour 99, I have skied the M -Pro 99 and M- Free 99 and they are good on the line. Click to expand...

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Moops said: Thank you! Click to expand...

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Grayson Murray dies at age 30 a day after withdrawing from Colonial, PGA Tour says

FILE -Grayson Murray holds the trophy after winning the Sony Open golf event, Sunday, Jan. 14, 2024, at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu. Two-time PGA Tour winner Grayson Murray died Saturday morning, May 25, 2024 at age 30, one day after he withdrew from the Charles Schwab Cup Challenge at Colonial(AP Photo/Matt York, File)

FILE -Grayson Murray hits off the 18th tee during the first round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Thursday, April 20, 2023. Two-time PGA Tour winner Grayson Murray died Saturday morning, May 25, 2024 at age 30, one day after he withdrew from the Charles Schwab Cup Challenge at Colonial. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert, File)

FILE -Grayson Murray celebrates winning the Sony Open golf event, Sunday, Jan. 14, 2024, at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu. Two-time PGA Tour winner Grayson Murray died Saturday morning, May 25, 2024 at age 30, one day after he withdrew from the Charles Schwab Cup Challenge at Colonial. (AP Photo/Matt York, File)

Grayson Murray hits from the fairway on the 10th hole during the first round of the PGA Championship golf tournament at the Valhalla Golf Club, Thursday, May 16, 2024, in Louisville, Ky. (AP Photo/Matt York)

FILE -Grayson Murray watches his tee shot on the third hole during the final round of the PGA Championship golf tournament at the Quail Hollow Club Sunday, Aug. 13, 2017, in Charlotte, N.C. Two-time PGA Tour winner Grayson Murray died Saturday morning, May 25, 2024 at age 30, one day after he withdrew from the Charles Schwab Cup Challenge at Colonial.(AP Photo/Chuck Burton, File)

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Two-time PGA Tour winner Grayson Murray died Saturday morning at age 30, one day after he withdrew from the Charles Schwab Cup Challenge at Colonial.

There were no immediate details on the circumstances of his death, only shock and grief from the PGA Tour and his management team.

“I am at a loss for words,” PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan said. “The PGA Tour is a family, and when you lose a member of your family, you are never the same. We mourn Grayson and pray for comfort for his loved ones.”

His management company, GSE Worldwide, confirmed the death and said it was heartbroken.

“We will hold off on commenting until we learn further details, but our heart aches for his family, his friends and all who loved him during this very difficult time,” GSE said in a statement.

Monahan said he spoke with Murray’s parents to offer condolences, and they asked that the tournament in Fort Worth, Texas, continue.

He said grief counselors would be on site at the PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour event in Knoxville, Tennessee. Monahan headed to Texas and later appeared on CBS as the third round was ending.

“To see the devastation on the faces of every player coming in is really difficult to see and really just profound,” Monahan said. “Grayson was a remarkable player, but he was a very courageous man. I’ve always loved that about him.”

Murray, who had dealt with alcohol and mental health issues in the past, made a massive turnaround this year and won the Sony Open , hitting wedge to 3 feet for birdie on the final hole to get into a playoff and winning it with a 40-foot putt.

He also won the Barbasol Championship in 2017.

“It was a huge shock. My heart sank,” said Webb Simpson, who learned of Murray’s death shortly before teeing off at Colonial. He said Murray was the first winner of his junior tournament and they shared the same swing coach as juniors.

“I just hate it so much,” Simpson said. “I’m going to miss him. I’m thankful he was in the place with his faith before this morning happened.”

Murray was No. 58 in the world rankings coming off a tie for 43rd in the PGA Championship last week at Valhalla. He also made the cut in his Masters debut, finishing 51st, and was in the field for the U.S. Open next month at Pinehurst No. 2.

Murray, who grew up in North Carolina, was among the most talented juniors in the country. He won the prestigious Junior World Championship in San Diego three straight years and earned the Arnold Palmer Scholarship at Wake Forest.

He wound up going to three colleges, lastly at Arizona State, and won as a 22-year-old PGA Tour rookie at the Barbasol Championship.

Murray said in January that he had been sober for eight months, was engaged to be married, had become a Christian and felt his best golf was ahead of him. He was appointed to the 16-member Player Advisory Council.

“My story is not finished. I think it’s just beginning,” Murray said in Hawaii. “I hope I can inspire a lot of people going forward that have their own issues.”

Murray said he used to drink during tournament weeks as a rookie because he knew he had talent and felt he was invincible. He also brought attention to himself through social media, openly criticizing other players and getting into one social media spat with Kevin Na over Na’s reputation as a slow player.

But he felt like he turned the corner when he sought help — letting others fight for him, is how he explained it this year.

“It took me a long time to get to this point,” Murray said in January. “That was seven years ago, over seven years ago. I’m a different man now. I would not be in this position right now today if I didn’t put that drink down eight months ago.”

Peter Malnati played with Murray at Colonial. He offered to go on the CBS telecast Saturday afternoon and immediately broke down trying to talk about him.

“It’s a huge loss for all of us on the PGA Tour,” Malnati said. “As much as we want to beat each other, we’re one big family, and we lost one today. It’s terrible.”

This story has been corrected to show that Murray won the Barbasol Championship in 2017, not last year.

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