It has been a rough go for Tiger Woods since he won the 2019 Masters.
In 13 majors since winning his fifth green jacket, he has failed to muster a top-20 finish.
In his last 25 majors, he has four top-20 finishes.He has played in just nine events since the 2022 Masters, and next week’s Open Championship at Royal Troon will be his last tournament of the year.
Woods has not been very competitive, and golf Hall of Famer Colin Montgomerie says it’s time for Woods to hang it up.
There is a time for all sportsmen to say goodbye, but it’s very difficult to tell Tiger it’s time to go. ”
“Montgomerie added that Woods “did not seem to enjoy a single shot” at the U.S.
Open, “and he won’t enjoy it” at the fourth and final major of the season, either.
“Woods, 48, gave a murky response when asked if last month’s U.S. Open, where he missed the cut, was his last.
“I don’t know.It may or may not be,” he said.
Woods has not made the cut at the Open since he finished tied for sixth in 2018.
