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 MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina -- Six years ago, not long after Dustin Johnson had completed one of the worst collapses in golf history at the 2015 U.S. Open at Chambers Bay, he was behind the wheel of his courtesy car headed back to his rental house.

No one in the car -- not his girlfriend, Paulina Gretzky; not his brother and caddie, Austin; not Austin's girlfriend (and now wife), Samantha; not longtime agent David Winkle -- had said anything. They were still in disbelief that Johnson 3-putted from 12 feet on the 72nd hole to lose by a shot to Jordan Spieth, extending Johnson's quest for that elusive first major title.

All of a sudden, Johnson pulled the Lexus SUV over to the side of the road.

"Lighten up, guys!" Johnson shouted. "It's just golf!"

"This was our time to be there for him and lift him up and make him realize how life goes on," Winkle said. "The irony is that he's the one now trying to lighten our mood and lift us up. It just showed me what a man he was and what a stand-up guy he is, and how he doesn't let golf define who he is and that he does keep things in perspective and moves on."

While Dustin and Paulina were packing their bags at the rental house, Winkle and Paulina's father, NHL Hall of Famer Wayne Gretzky, waited in the kitchen.

"Davey, want a beer?" Gretzky asked.

"Wayne, I've never wanted a beer more," Winkle said.

Dustin Johnson found happiness in life, and an improved golf game came with it. AP Photo/Matt Slocum

The men sat down at the kitchen table, and Gretzky confessed something.

"In all my years of sports, I've never felt that kind of heartache," he said.

A day later, Johnson was back on the golf course with Gretzky. He never mentioned what transpired on the 18th green at Chambers Bay.

"We were all just so stunned by the moment, but Dustin was already in his moving-on process," Winkle said. "That's just his greatest gift, the ability to put things behind him, learn from them and flush away the negative aspect of the memory."

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