Tiger Woods: Turning Point in Career After Fall from Grace”

“Tiger Woods: Turning Point in Career After Fall from Grace”

Tiger Woods may have played in the Masters for the 24th time this year, but the legendary golfer didn’t seem to have any old vibes. In the third round at Augusta National, he shot a 10-over 82, the worst in tournament history. His former opponent Colin Montgomerie told talkSPORT he advised the 15-time major champion to give up the fight for his own benefit.

Woods has started just eight games in the past 24 months. This was due to career-threatening injuries sustained in a 2021 car accident. Even in eight starts, the 15-time major champion wasn’t feeling well. As Tiger Woods prepares for next month’s PGA Championship, Montgomery believes he should have retired after the 2022 British Open The 82-time PGA Tour winner won at St. Andrews a few years ago. appeared to miss the shot and wave his hat. The moment of parting. “I wish the Tiger who waved to me on Swilken Bridge in St Andrews a few years ago was gone. He kept going and thinks he can do it, but now his physical It is very clear that he cannot do it both physically and mentally.

Colin Montgomery talks about Tiger Woods’ performance after returning to golf
After declining to compete in the 2023 Masters, Woods underwent subtalar fusion surgery and his world was put on pause. He returned to golf in November 2023 and started four games. Two of those were the Hero World Challenge, which is an unofficial PGA Tour event, and his PNC Championship, and his other two were the Genesis Invitational and the Masters. He withdrew from the Genesis Invitational due to the flu, and wasn’t feeling well at the Masters either. He earned scores of 82 and 77 in the final two rounds, finishing 60th in the standings. Colin Montgomery said that Woods never had good results in golf and that playing once a month would not have been good for him.