Tiger Woods Misses British Open Cut Amidst Struggles, Vows to Return with Vigor

Tiger Woods tied a personal record at the British Open, posting his highest 36-hole score as a professional and missing the cut for the third consecutive major. Despite his struggles and injuries, Woods aims to return, hoping to improve his game and participate in future majors.

Tiger Woods matched his career-worst 36-hole score at the British Open on Friday, resulting in another missed cut. With a 6-over 77 at Royal Troon, Woods faced early setbacks, including a double bogey, and could never recover.

Woods acknowledged his struggles, emphasizing his physical impediments and lack of competitive play this year. 'It wasn't very good,' he admitted, reflecting on the toll his surgeries and a 2021 car crash have taken on his game.

Although his season has abruptly ended, Woods remains optimistic about returning to the majors. He plans to compete again in December and hopes to regain his competitive edge for the upcoming British Open in 2025 at Royal Portrush.