“Complete nonsense”: Author of Tiger Woods’ book lashes out at LIV Golf fans complaining about his screen time

Another user joined in the conversation and highlighted that LIV Golf stands out with their focus on golf. He criticized ‘networks’ for dedicating extensive coverage to popular players even when they’re not performing well.

Then, Bob Harig joined the conversation and dismissed the complaints as trivial. He said that The Open Championship has an extensive coverage of 10 hours and featuring popular players only adds minutes to the overall coverage. He asked the LIV Golf fans to opt for the feature group options if watching popular players bothered them.

In response, the user commented:

“Not mad Bob. Just pointing out that one organization (LIV) focuses on golf and the other focuses on a personality who can barely break 80. That is not sport, it is more like a daytime show for women.”

Responding to the comment, Bob sarcastically remarked:

“Focuses on golf. Got it.”

In another comment, Bob dismissed him and said:

“Just complete nonsense grievance. You can return to “focus on the golf” next week.”

Tiger Woods failed to make the cut at The Open Championship 2024. He scored 79 in the first round and 77 in the second. He missed the Friday cut by eight shots. Rory Mcllroy, meanwhile, missed the cut by five shots. He scored 78 in the first 18 holes and 75 in the next.

PGA Tour veteran predicts Tiger Woods to play in “double digit” tournaments in 2025

Despite missing the cut, Tiger Woods said that he feels in great shape physically. Since his 2021 car crash, Woods hasn’t played in many tournaments.

In 2024, he has played in only five tournaments, four of them being the Majors. While talking to SiriusXM’s Taylor Zarzour, Woods said:

“I think as the season has gone on, I’ve physically gotten better. Now, my game is a different story. It’s still not quite as sharp as I’d like to have it just because I just haven’t played that much. Once I start playing a little bit more, I’ll be able to do that but a lot of that stems from the training.”

PGA Tour veteran Brendon de Jonge also spoke to SiriusXM’s Zarzour about Tiger Woods’ future. He said:

“Everything I’ve heard from Tiger this week lends me to believe that we’re gonna see Tiger play. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s in double-digit tournaments next year, maybe 10, maybe 12 events. I think he’s feeling strong enough right now with the health in his right leg that we’re gonna see a ton more of Tiger Woods next year.”

Woods missed The Open Championship cut for the fifth time. He has played in 95 Majors and has missed the cut 16 times. In his last four starts at the Open Championship, he missed the cut thrice. Let’s take a look at Tiger Woods’ last few performances at The Open Championship: