“He wants to win. He’s a competitor” Bryson DeChambeau BACKED Tiger Woods on retirement rumors after an average season in 2024
Woods competed in every major event in 2024, making the Masters cut but struggling in later rounds.
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Bryson DeChambeau has spoken out in favor of Tiger Woods amid retirement speculation. Woods has had a difficult season in 2024. He missed the cut in the US Open and struggled to reclaim his form. Despite this, Woods is still determined to compete. He declared that he would retire only when he could no longer compete for titles.
DeChambeau feels Woods has the ability to win additional majors. He emphasized that Woods should not be pressured to retire. The two players have had a strained relationship, particularly since DeChambeau joined LIV Golf. However, they appear to be getting along better lately.
He's probably the most influential figure in the game of golf. He is the most influential figure in the game of golf right now, and I think he deserves to play in the majors. He's done more than enough for this great game, and he continues to give back by playing in these tournaments and trying to win. He wants to win. He's a competitor.Bryson DeChambeau to Bryson Legion
Woods has stated that he intends to continue playing as long as he feels capable. He has a special exemption that permits him to participate until age 60. This allows him to make his own decisions about his golf career. DeChambeau’s endorsement strengthens the notion that Woods can still succeed on the course.
Tiger Woods’ 2024 season and upcoming updates
Tiger Woods competed in every major event in 2024. He made the Masters cut but struggled in the later rounds, ending near the bottom of the leaderboard. During the first round of the PGA Championship at Valhalla, Woods posted 1-over 72. He faced stiff competition, behind the leader by 10 strokes. Ultimately failing to make the cut after shooting 77 in the second round.
Woods has a special exemption to participate in the U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2 from June 13-16. He stated optimism to improve his skills before this competition, adding he felt physically better.
Following a dismal showing at the British Open, he said he would not participate again this year. Woods placed 149th at Royal Troon, with rounds of 79 and 77. This represented a difficult conclusion to a season in which he played only five events and missed cuts in three majors.
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