Tiger Woods endured a terrible time at Royal Troon, finishing 14 over par for his two rounds.
The aura of Tiger Woods might be fading following his harrowing two days at the Open Championship, but Bryson DeChambeau believes the 15-time major champion isn’t done yet. For the third consecutive major, Woods missed the cut at Royal Troon, finishing 14 over par for his two rounds as he struggled in the testing conditions.
But judging by his post-tournament comments Woods, 48, has every intention of returning to the UK next year for the 153rd Open at Royal Portrush
His statement of intent has been met with scepticism in many quarters, with Colin Montgomerie one pundit to question why the 15-time major winner was continuing to try and compete at an elite level despite his physical issues