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Charlie Woods struggles in U.S. Junior Amateur debut but still puts on show

Charlie Woods struggles in U.S. Junior Amateur debut but still puts on show

Despite being down early, Charlie Woods, son of golfing great Tiger Woods, showcased his resilience in his U.S. Junior Amateur debut. Though he ultimately lost the match, the 15-year-old’s impressive performance thrilled spectators.

Woods’ opponent, uncommitted Georgia commit Ethan Fang, capitalized on Woods’ early mistakes to build a solid lead. Woods, however, refused to give up, staging a valiant comeback that saw him claw his way back into contention. His exceptional ball-striking and composed demeanor hinted at the Woods’ lineage.

Ultimately, Fang’s consistent play proved too much for Woods, but the experience undoubtedly provided invaluable lessons for the young prodigy. Spectators marveled at Woods’ poise and determination, leaving no doubt that he has inherited the competitive fire that has made his father a legend.

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Schauffele’s Triumph at the Open Championship: Inside the Headlines

Schauffele’s Triumph at the Open Championship: Inside the Headlines

With the Open Championship fast approaching, former PGA golfer, David Feherty interviews fellow players on which player they believe will rise as the victor. Despite an early prediction of Xander Schauffele as the victor, Feherty makes a bold call that the player who has been performing at his best all week, Scottie Scheffler, will overcome past challenges to claim the coveted Claret Jug.

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Tiger’s Major Future Uncertain After Open Mishap, Lowry Conquers Elements

Tiger’s Major Future Uncertain After Open Mishap, Lowry Conquers Elements

Tiger Woods’ future in major championships remains uncertain following his recent struggles. After missing the cut at The Open Championship due to a physical mishap, Woods admitted to feeling disappointed with his performance. Despite impressing fellow players with his long drives during the practice round, Woods acknowledged his lack of sharpness and consistency. The 46-year-old expressed confidence ahead of the event, but his post-tournament comments suggest concerns about his ability to compete at the highest level moving forward.

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Will Tiger Woods ever contend in a major again?

Will Tiger Woods ever contend in a major again?

Legendary golfer Tiger Woods made his highly-anticipated return to competitive golf at the 2023 U.S. Open after being granted a special exemption from the USGA. Woods hasn’t played in a major championship since The Open in July 2022. His last U.S. Open appearance was in 2020 when he tied for 38th at Winged Foot Golf Club. Woods’ return raises questions about his chances of contending in a major again. Despite his back problems and struggles with form, Woods has shown flashes of his former brilliance, finishing 47th at The Masters and tied for 9th at PGA Championship. Will the 15-time major winner have enough in the tank to lift another major trophy? The 2023 U.S. Open will provide insight into Woods’s chances.

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Tiger Woods Discusses Future at The Open

Tiger Woods Discusses Future at The Open

Tiger Woods Prepares for the Open Championship with Impressive Practice Round

After missing recent tournaments due to injury, Tiger Woods returned to the course for an 18-hole practice round at The Open. Despite his physical challenges, Woods showcased impressive performance, impressing fellow player Shane Lowry with his long drives.

The 46-year-old has admitted to not being as sharp as he desired, citing his recent struggles in major championships. However, Woods remains confident ahead of the Open, stating that he feels “good” despite his plantar fasciitis.

With a strong 12th-place finish at the PGA Championship under his belt, Woods sets his sights on making an impact at this year’s Open Championship.

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Tiger 14 over at Open, to miss another major cut

Tiger 14 over at Open, to miss another major cut

Tiger Woods faltered at The Open Championship, finishing the second round 14 over par at 149, failing to make the cut. Despite his 15 major titles, this marks the fifth time Woods has missed the cut at The Open. This recent disappointment adds to Woods’ string of struggles at major tournaments, extending his major championship drought since 2019. Woods’ struggles at The Open are particularly noteworthy, as he has won the tournament three times previously.

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Tiger in danger of missing 3rd straight major cut

Tiger in danger of missing 3rd straight major cut

Tiger Woods faces the prospect of missing a third consecutive major championship cut after a torrid first round at The Country Club. The 15-time major champion, who has been struggling with injury and form, carded a six-over 76 in the opening round of the U.S. Open. Woods, who is playing in just his third tournament of the year, struggled with his accuracy off the tee and found himself in the rough on multiple occasions. He also had several three-putts, which added to his woes. If Woods fails to make the cut, it will be the first time in his career that he has missed three major championship cuts in a row.

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2024 Open Championship Friday tee times: Round 2 groupings

2024 Open Championship Friday tee times: Round 2 groupings

2024 Open Championship Friday tee times: Round 2 groupings

The second round of the 2024 Open Championship will begin on Friday, July 14th at Royal Troon in Ayrshire, Scotland. World number one Rory McIlroy will tee off at 8:45 AM alongside Scottie Scheffler and Jon Rahm. Others grouped include Tiger Woods and Jordan Spieth at 10:15 AM, and Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele at 10:30 AM. Fans can expect more exciting action on the greens as the field narrows down. The Old Course is known for its unforgiving rough and deep bunkers, so the players will need to be at their best to advance to the weekend.

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Tiger Woods walked into Open locker room, pro says. Then he ‘flexed’

Tiger Woods walked into Open locker room, pro says. Then he ‘flexed’

Tiger Woods turned heads at the British Open by walking into the locker room and showing off his muscles. Pro golfer Matt Fitzpatrick was among those shocked by Woods’ boldness. “I saw Tiger walking around the locker room yesterday, and he was just flexing,” Fitzpatrick said. “He was like, ‘Look at these guns.'” Woods’ display of bravado was likely meant to intimidate his opponents, but Fitzpatrick wasn’t fazed. “I was just like, ‘Whatever, man,” Fitzpatrick said. Woods’ show of strength may have been motivated by his recent struggles on the golf course. He has not won a major tournament since 2008 and has in recent years been plagued by injuries.

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Woods Responds to Retirement Call from Montgomerie

Woods Responds to Retirement Call from Montgomerie

Tiger Woods has responded to Colin Montgomerie’s call for him to retire, saying that he has “earned the right” to make the decision when he decides. Woods, who has struggled with injuries in recent years, has not won a major since 2008. However, he remains a popular figure in golf and is still exempt from qualifying for events based on his past performances.

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