How is Tiger Woods doing at the Open Championship today? Will he make the cut-line?

Woods began the tournament with high hopes, but his first round at Royal Troon proved to be difficult. He finished the first round with a score of 8-over 79, placing him tied for 138th. This was a significant setback, as he found himself 14 shots behind the leader, Daniel Brown.

The second round did not bring much relief for Woods. He carded a 77, which further pushed him down the leaderboard. His combined score of 156 over two rounds placed him 149th out of the 154-player field. Unfortunately, this performance means that Woods is far from the cut line and will miss the weekend action.

Factors contributing to Tiger Woods poor performance

It has been twenty years since Woods last played a professional round at Royal Troon. The course’s challenges and his long absence may have impacted his performance. Woods has faced numerous injuries and surgeries over the years. His physical condition might have played a role in his performance, especially on a demanding course like Royal Troon.

The competition at the Open Championship is fierce, with many top golfers vying for the title. Woods’ performance, while disappointing, is a showing to the high level of play required to succeed in such a prestigious tournament.

While Tiger Woods will not be competing in the weekend rounds of the 2024 Open Championship as he misses the cut, his legacy in golf remains untarnished.