Tiger Woods

There weren't many highlights in Tiger Woods' return to competition after a nearly two-month layoff. But Woods did give the crowd an opportunity to produce ...

He was 5 over with just one birdie, at No. 10, before the eagle. He is scheduled to play The Open next week at St. Andrews. As expected, there weren't many highlights in Tiger Woods' return to competition after a nearly two-month layoff.

The star-filled JP McManus Pro-Am at future Ryder Cup site Adare Manor is being used as a British Open tuneup for many top players.

Of course, it is a pro-am, and Woods over the years has played the with less intensity. It was also his first time playing golf in Europe since he missed the cut at the 2019 British Open at Royal Portrush. While he drove it well, his iron play was not up to his standards and his short game was not sharp.

Tiger Woods played Monday at the JP McManus Pro-Am, marking his first competitive round since he withdrew following the third round of the PGA Championship ...

Seamus Power and Shane Lowry were low Irishmen on the day and are tied for fourth place at 69. He leads Rickie Fowler by three shots and Tyrrell Hatton by four at the end of the first round. On the par-5 ninth hole Woods hit driver off the deck for the second shot and lost it way right of the fairway. The two highlights came on the 10th and 12th holes. On the fifth hole he was short with his approach and used putter but the ball stopped at the top of a hill and rolled back near his feet. Woods made double bogey on the second hole when he failed to get up and down and missed a six-footer for bogey.

Yet there she was, the lone female pro at the JP McManus Pro-Am at Adare Manor in Limerick, Ireland, where tens of thousands of Irish fans were on hand for the ...

I think special attention to the majors in the next few weeks, Evian and British Open coming up. Maguire, 27, became the first Irish player to win on the LPGA earlier this year and was a breakout star at last year’s Solheim Cup at Inverness, which Europe won. “Did a few weeks ago at Meier and came up a little bit short in the playoff.

A near-fatal car crash in February 2021 has left him battling lingering mobility problems that have clearly taken their toll.

“This is a pretty historic Open Championship we are going to be playing, and I’m lucky enough to be part of the past champions that have won (at St Andrews) and that wants to play there again.” “I will always be able to play golf, whether it’s this leg, or someone else’s leg, or a false leg, or different body pieces that have been replaced or fused, I will always be able to play - now if you said pay at a championships level, that’s just a totally different story, and that window is definitely not as long as I would like it to be.” “You have difficult days, but also you have some great days, but my great days are not what they used to be, that’s for sure, but they’re great days that I can spend with my kids and do things that they can do, maybe at a slightly slower pace, but that I can still do with them,” Woods said.

Tiger Woods has admitted the possibility of jeopardising his chance to play in The 150th Open at St Andrews was the reason for him sitting out of the US ...

Now if you say play at a championship level, well, that window is definitely not as long as I would like it to be." "I'm lucky enough to be part of the past champions that have won there and want to play there again. "It has been worth it," Woods added about his long road to recovery.

Relaxed 15-times Major champion looking forward to playing in 150th Open at St Andrews.

You have the option of playing on the ground and rolling it on the ground.” “We know how much JP means to golf and what he’s done for our sport and any time we can help out any which way we possibly can,” said Woods. But they are great days in which I can spend with my kids and do things that they can do at a slightly slower pace, but I can still do it with them.” I’ve had some very difficult days and some days which moving off the couch is a hell of a task, and that’s just the way it is. I had some issues with my leg and it would have put [The 150th Open] in jeopardy and so there’s no reason to do that. These few days are all about being here for JP McManus – “This is one of the ways we can pay tribute to JP and what he’s done.

After sitting out last month's U.S. Open, Tiger Woods was back playing competitive golf Monday, tuning up for the Open Championship at a pro-am event in ...

He was allowed to continue participating in the team event. The pro-am also allowed LIV Golf Invitational Series members to play. The event benefits charities in Ireland and gives players a chance to play get acclimated to Europe ahead of the final major of the year.

Tiger Woods said his gruelling recovery from serious injury has been worth it as he insisted he is feeling stronger ahead of the Open Championship.

Now, if you say play at a 'championship level', that's just a totally different story and that window is definitely not as long as I would like it to be." "If you asked me last year whether I'd play golf again all my surgeons would have said 'no'. But here I am playing, and I played two major championships this year. I've had some very difficult days and some days when just moving off the couch is a hell of a task. "This is a pretty historic Open that we're going to be playing. "I've got a long week ahead of me and all of next week to do that. I had some issues with my leg and it would have put this tournament in jeopardy and so there's no reason to do that.

Woods, 46, was playing in the two-day JP McManus Pro-Am in Limerick, Ireland, where a slew of golf stars took part in the charity event hosted by the Irish ...

I’ve got a long week ahead of me and all of next week to do that. "I’ve been able to put in a lot more reps which is great. "I’ve gotten a lot stronger since the PGA, that’s for sure," Woods said. And I want to be able to give it at least one more run at a high level." I don’t know when they are ever going to go back while I’m still able to play at a high level. "This is a pretty historical Open we are going to be playing.