Tiger Woods U.S. Open Strong Start Pinehurst Shows Teeth

Tiger Woods impresses at U.S. Open with solid start, showing he still has the game to compete at top level.

Tiger Woods is making a comeback at the U.S. Open, his first since 2020, and the results so far are promising. Despite his limited schedule, Woods showed he still has what it takes to compete at the highest level. Paired with younger players, Woods outdrove them on the first hole, showcasing his skill and experience. His performance on the difficult Pinehurst No. 2 course was impressive, with a birdie on the opening hole and solid play throughout the front nine.

Although Woods faced some challenges, including a few three-putts, he displayed confidence and skill on the course. His ability to recover from tough lies and make clutch putts bodes well for his chances of making the cut and playing on the weekend. Despite his age and recent injuries, Woods appeared more confident and less hindered by physical limitations, showing signs of his old self.

As the tournament progresses, Woods will need to maintain his strong play off the tee and around the greens to stay competitive. If he can stay within striking distance after the first round, it will be a significant achievement for the golf legend. With his experience and determination, Woods has the potential to make a strong showing at this year's U.S. Open.