Tiger Woods next tournament

Ty_Webb · May 26, 2006

Hmmm

I figured Tiger would kickstart again at the Memorial, but the pgatour website has the field up now and no Tiger. He never plays the week before a major and that leaves er no tournaments before the US Open. I'm kind of surprised about that tbh.

I must concede I don't know what he is going through, but I would figure that the greatest honour he could give his dad would be to win a shedload of majors now. I would have thought that the best way to go about that was to get prepared and then take it down.

Any thoughts?

CRutherford · May 26, 2006

I kinda figured that the US open would be his next start. As far as what he'll do, well I think we're all gonna see a different Tiger. One that we may not have seen before. He may go out and win 11 straight, or he might be in a slump for a while. Whatever the case, I believe that he'll go back into regular Tiger after a while. Heaven knows he's the best, so I can imagine that won't change.

jackn · May 27, 2006

I heard his next tourney is going to be the us open

Jack

Johnny · May 27, 2006

The deadline for the memorial was friday...so if he's not in..it's too late already.

RSchaffer29 · May 27, 2006

He played a practice round at Winged Foot today...

from TigerWoods.com:

Woods Watches Yankees, Plays Practice Round at Winged Foot

5/27/06 5:41 PM

By Mark Soltau

MAMARONECK, N.Y. – Tiger Woods played a practice round Saturday at Winged Foot (West) Golf Club, site of next month’s 106th U.S. Open Championship. Accompanied by swing coach Hank Haney, Woods mapped out a game plan for the tournament, which will be his first since a tie for third in the Masters on April 9.

Woods has taken time off since the death of his father, Earl, on May 3. He began practicing and playing last week and hopes to sharpen his game to contend for a third U.S. Open title. Woods previously won U.S. Opens at Pebble Beach Golf Links in 2000 and Beth Page State Park in Farmingdale, N.Y. in 2002.

In his lone previous appearance at Winged Foot, Woods tied for 29th in the 1997 PGA Championship.

On Friday night, Woods went to Yankee Stadium as guest of All-Star Derek Jeter to watch the New York play the Kansas City Royals. While the Yankees lost, Jeter collected his 2,000th career hit, becoming only the eighth player in team history to accomplish the feat.