What next for 15-time major winner after Genesis Invitational withdrawal?

Nobody wanted to see what they saw. Tiger Woods was forced to withdraw from the Genesis Invitational, and after six holes of his second round, he was spotted being driven away in a buggy with his head in his hands.

The 48-year-old had, up to that moment, shot one-over-par in the opening round of the competition he hosts on behalf of his TGR Foundation and was one over after two consecutive bogeys on the fourth and fifth holes in the second round.

In 2023, Woods had made his comeback to the game at the Riviera Country Club PGA Tour Signature Event, where he tied for 45th and finished one under. However, this time, illness ended Woods’ challenge early.

Dame Laura Davies was happy that Woods’ withdrawal was not the result of unresolved bodily concerns from his 2021 car accident and understood why he tried to continue despite experiencing sensations that were so incapacitating that they prevented him from finishing his round.”Despite playing fairly well and hitting many fairways, the fact that he didn’t feel good ultimately got the better of him. The good news is that it appears to be unwell and isn’t related to the leg or back.

Even for someone like him, that’s simply too much when you’re already having bodily difficulties. He doesn’t want to incur himself long-term harm by being unwell and causing chaos in the world as a result. Despite his exceptional skill, you should avoid posting large numbers.