Tiger Woods Misses Cut, Tiger Woods completed his second round at 16-over standard, missing the cut at the U.S. Open interestingly since 2006.
It was a standout amongst the most frustrating competitions of Woods' vocation, catching up a 80 on the very beginning with a 76 on Friday. At late morning he is tied for second toward the end in the field.
Woods appeared at a misfortune taking after his round, however declined to be disheartened. At the point when gotten some information about the condition of his diversion, and his arrangement going ahead, Woods offered: "Simply keep rehearsing, keep taking a shot at it. Furthermore, ideally it will be a smidgen better."
The 156 aggregate is his most exceedingly terrible ever score at a U.S. Open and no one appears to have answers for Tiger's flagging profession.
"It's sort of tragic to be completely forthright." Tiger's previous swing mentor Butch Harmon told Phil Casey of the Press Association. "I am not certain any of us has the answer. He resembles a lost soul out there. We trust he would go home and take sooner or later off and don't return until you are 100 percent prepared to play.
"He is not playing a ton of competitions and the ones he swings up to play are the greatest ones that present the greatest test. On the off chance that you are not prepared its going to discover you out."
Woods has now missed the cut in two of three majors in the wake of neglecting to play the weekend at the 2014 PGA Championship.
It was a standout amongst the most frustrating competitions of Woods' vocation, catching up a 80 on the very beginning with a 76 on Friday. At late morning he is tied for second toward the end in the field.
Woods appeared at a misfortune taking after his round, however declined to be disheartened. At the point when gotten some information about the condition of his diversion, and his arrangement going ahead, Woods offered: "Simply keep rehearsing, keep taking a shot at it. Furthermore, ideally it will be a smidgen better."
The 156 aggregate is his most exceedingly terrible ever score at a U.S. Open and no one appears to have answers for Tiger's flagging profession.
"It's sort of tragic to be completely forthright." Tiger's previous swing mentor Butch Harmon told Phil Casey of the Press Association. "I am not certain any of us has the answer. He resembles a lost soul out there. We trust he would go home and take sooner or later off and don't return until you are 100 percent prepared to play.
"He is not playing a ton of competitions and the ones he swings up to play are the greatest ones that present the greatest test. On the off chance that you are not prepared its going to discover you out."
Woods has now missed the cut in two of three majors in the wake of neglecting to play the weekend at the 2014 PGA Championship.
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