Tiger Woods shared his reflections on the opening round of the US PGA Championship, expressing confidence in his improving form despite not breaking par for 455 days.
Despite a shaky finish with consecutive three-putts, Woods maintained optimism, acknowledging room for improvement and emphasizing his strengthening performance.
Acknowledging his struggles on the last two holes, Woods remained focused on the tournament ahead, recognizing the need to stay composed and determined. Reflecting on his past performances, he highlighted the challenges of adjusting to competitive conditions but expressed assurance in his progress.
Accompanied by Keegan Bradley and Adam Scott, Woods faced a challenging round, with notable moments of both success and setbacks among the trio of Major champions. While Bradley showcased commendable birdies, Scott’s consistent play secured a respectable round.
In a remarkable turn of events, Xander Schauffele delivered a historic performance with a stunning nine-under-par 62, setting a new record for the major’s history. However, Schauffele remained grounded, redirecting his focus to the upcoming rounds despite his impressive start.
Overall, the opening day of the US PGA Championship offered a mix of triumphs and challenges for the players, setting the stage for an exciting tournament ahead.
