Hurricane Helene 's path of destruction has affected millions of Americans, including PGA Tour star John Daly. In a video shared to X by PGA Tour Champions on Wednesday, Oct. 2, the professional golfer, who lives in Florida, revealed that his home and homes of several family members were lost in the storm.

Hurricane Helene’s path of destruction across the southern U.S. affected thousands of people, including golf legend John Daly.

Hurricane Helene rocked many towns and cities across the six states that it hit. Thousands of people have lost their homes due to the impacts of this Category 4 hurricane. Among the victims is the legendary PGA Tour veteran and fan-favorite John Daly.

John Daly told the PGA Tour that he lost his Florida home during last week’s Hurricane Helene that impacted much of the southeastern United States.

John Daly lost his Florida home to Hurricane Helene last week. "You live in Florida, you have to understand that’s going to happen, but not like this. I didn’t think it would be this bad," the pro golfer said of the Category 4 storm that left at least 162 dead and hundreds missing across the Southeast United States.

John Daly lost his home in Florida during Hurricane Helene, he announced on social media.

Despite devastating damage to his home in Clearwater Beach, two-time major champion John Daly remains in the field for the PGA Tour Champions Constellation Furyk & Friends, which begins on Friday at the Timuquana Country Club. Daly posted on Instagram on Sept. 27 that his home sustained heavy water damage, but his family was unharmed.

John Daly is feeling the aftereffects of Hurricane Helene. The monster storm made landfall on Florida’ s Big Bend last Thursday night and continued its destructive path north. The death toll is currently at 107, as per the AP, and millions remain without power.