Tiger Woods has added retirement complication to consider after hand was forced….. Full Details Below 👇
Injuries and his recovery after a terrible car accident in 2021 started Tiger Woods in recent years, and the American hero made some demonstration remarks in Pinehurst
Tiger Woods gave several intriguing comments after he could not make a cut at the US Open in PineHurs. Tiger Woods admitted that his appearance in 2024, US Open May turned out to be the last of his brilliant career, but previously hinted that commercial obligations stumbled to his resignation. The American hero last won a major at the Masters in 2019, but struggled to regain his mojo after a one-man car crash in February 2021. Since then, the 48-year-old has been plagued by injuries and has made 10 stop-start competitive starts in the last three years alone.
His latest outing came at Pinehurst this week, where he missed the cut on Friday, after starting things off with a four-over-par 74 in the opening round in North Carolina. However, the 15-time major victor was finished seven-over for the tournament after his second round showing meant he missed the cut by two. Reflecting on his performance at the U.S. Open, Woods admitted: It’s definitely frustrating because I’m not going to win the tournament like this. I thought I had played well enough to be there in a dispute. It just didn’t work. As for my last British Open or U.S. Open, I don’t know what that is. It may be, it may not be.”
But retirement does not seem to be an option for the veteran, with previous comments from sources hinting that business interests are preventing him from retiring. A source told the Daily Mail in February: “His body is taking a beating, but he still has to look good, maintain his appearance and put in the effort, for the brand.” After the car accident, he thought it was all over.
“It’s kind of a miracle I was able to come back because I was close to amputating it during the match. Now with this recent illness that had him bow out of the latest tournament, that is unfortunate, but he will be back because he has to support his new brand Sun Day Red, and everything else in his world. He’ll be back even though he would love nothing more than to retire.”
