Tiger Woods Struggles at the P.G.A. Championship
Everything you need to know for Round 2 at the 2022 PGA Championship
2Everything you need to know for Round 2 at the 2022 PGA Championship
Tiger Woods returned to a major championship on Thursday, and after a good start, things started to go awry.
Playing in a star-studded group with Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy, Woods finished at four over par at the P.G.A. Championship. McIlroy was the early clubhouse leader at five under.
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Playing at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla., where he won the 2007 P.G.A. Championship, Woods at first showed few obvious signs of the severe leg injuries he sustained in a car crash in February 2021. Toward the end of his first nine holes, he appeared to start limping a little more.
And though he got down to two under in the early going, his second-nine performance was poor.
Woods had returned to the majors at the Masters last month after missing more than 500 days of top-flight golf following his crash. His one-under opening round raised the echoes of the past, but he struggled the rest of the way, making the cut but finishing 47th. At that tournament, he was limping and seemed to struggle to crouch fully to line up putts.
