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Tiger Woods' injury-plagued career may be edging towards its closing stages, but his appearance at The Open suggested the golfing world is far from ready to bid farewell to one of its all-time greats.
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Tiger Woods will miss the cut at the Open Championship for just the fourth time in his career after carding a three-over-par 75 in Friday's second round at St Andrews.
Tiger Woods admitted he may have played his final appearance at St Andrews after the 15-time major champion suffered an early exit from The 150th Open.
Tiger Woods waved goodbye to St Andrews, possibly for the final time in a competitive event, when bowing out of The Open Championship after failing to make the cut. St Andrews will not be on the rotation again until 2027 at the earliest, and Woods may not be playing competitive golf in his 50s. Ad/> He arrived in Scotland talking positively about contending, despite the fitness issues with his leg, but things unravelled on the first day as he played himself out of contention with a six-over 78.
A tearful Tiger Woods said he may never get the chance to grace a Open Championship at St Andrews again after missing the cut on Friday with a score of nine-over-par for his two rounds.
Tiger Woods will miss the cut at The Open Championship for just the fourth time in his career after carding a 3-over-par 75 in Friday's second round at St. Andrews in Scotland. Following Thursday's 78, Woods stood at 9 over, far off the projected cut line of even par. The top 70 golfers and ties will make it to the weekend; Woods was tied for 150th out of 156 golfers when he walked off the course.
LIV Golf players, led by Dustin Johnson, looked as though they were men on a mission in the second round of the 150th Open at St Andrews.