Colin Montgomerie, the renowned golf legend, has openly discussed his serious health issues that may force him to retire from professional golf. After competing at the Staysure PGA Seniors Championship in Aberdeen, where he managed a 1-under 71, Montgomerie revealed he has been 'very poorly' for the past six months and is considering taking the rest of the year off. He reflected on his performance with disappointment, stating that a younger version of himself would have scored significantly better. Montgomerie humorously noted the prospect of gardening as an alternative hobby, joking about becoming like fellow golfer Bob MacIntyre's father. The 61-year-old expressed frustration with his current game, indicating that he maximizes every score but struggles to meet the standards he once set. Ultimately, Montgomerie's future in golf remains uncertain as he weighs the seriousness of his health against his passion for the sport.