\ ‘I need to play more and more \’ -Tiger Woods is paying attention to us after being missed by the PGA championship.
\ ‘I need to play more and more \’ -Tiger Woods is paying attention to us after being missed by the PGA championship.
Despite the fact that Valhalla’s 72 and 77 shooting rounds were 15 large winners, he claimed that he was better than a month ago and was optimistic.
After the first round, in one place in Barhara, Tiger Woods needed a lower day to reduce the PGA championship. However, after the Friday Friday Friday Friday Friday, Woods continued to add his name to a large list of players who missed weekends in Kentucky.
Despite the performance, and lack of playing time coming into the second men\’s Major of 2024, the 15-time Major winner remains upbeat as his attention turns to the US Open at Pinehurst in June, an event he received a special exemption into in April.
Admitting that he is in better physical shape than that of a month ago, Woods stated, following his round on Friday: \”It was a great week being here, being here at Valhalla, and unfortunately my scores did not indicate how the people treated me and how great a week I had. Unfortunately, I hit too many shots.
\”I got off to a bad start and the rough grabbed me at 2. There is no sand in the bunker. I made a mistake there. I made the problem worse in 4th place. I just kept making mistakes and things that shouldn’t be done, not just in tournaments, but especially in majors. And I continued them. We stayed there for most of the day, but unfortunately the damage was done quickly. \ “I just reached … I need to play more. Unfortunately, I simply did not play a lot of tournaments, and there are not many tournaments in my schedule. I hope that everything will somehow unite at my training sessions at home and will be ready for Pinehurst. Physically, yes, I’m better than a month ago. There are many improvements to go further and physically proceed. I hope my team and I can do this with PainChert and join him. \ ”
Woods in the second round in the PGA championship
After missing the 14th major of his career, which was a feat that spread until 1995, Woods explained how his time was held at the PGA Tour Council appointed in March 2024. 。 Despite negotiations between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, the 48-year-old claims it has not affected his golf, with Woods declaring: “They are both equally important to me, playing and my responsibilities as a player director, whether in political council or works council.
