Tiger Woods to Compete in 124th US Open at Pinehurst

Tiger Woods to Compete in US Open After Accepting Special Exemption

Legendary golfer Tiger Woods has accepted a special exemption into the 124th US Open next month at Pinehurst, the US Golf Association announced on Thursday. This news comes as Woods, a 15-time major winner and three-time US Open champion, continues his remarkable comeback from severe leg injuries sustained in a 2021 car crash.

Despite struggling with his physical health, Woods has expressed his determination to compete, stating that he hopes to play in one tournament a month this year. His recent performance at the Masters, where he finished 60th and completed 72 holes in a major for the first time since his comeback, has shown that he is still a force to be reckoned with on the golf course.

In a statement, Woods expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to compete in the US Open, calling it a “truly special event” that has helped define his career. The tournament will take place on June 13-16 at Pinehurst, a venue with a rich history of hosting major championships.

Woods, who has won the US Open three times in his career, will be making his 23rd appearance in the tournament. His presence at the event is sure to draw huge crowds and add to the excitement of the competition.

With the PGA Championship and the British Open also on his schedule for the coming months, Woods is gearing up for a busy and challenging season ahead. Fans around the world will be eagerly watching to see if the golf legend can continue his remarkable comeback and add to his already impressive list of accomplishments in the sport.