Tiger Woods career missed cuts and withdraws
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Tiger Woods career missed cuts and withdrawals



Tiger Woods has rarely missed the cut in his pro career, and he has even more rarely withdrawn from a golf tournament. However, as he has aged, the number of Tiger Woods missed cuts and withdrawals has accelerated.

In the first 322 starts of Woods' pro career, he withdrew four times, including back-to-back years at The Players Championship. In the 50 starts beginning with the 2014 Honda Classic, Woods has withdrawn seven times, citing lower back spasms four times.

In those same 50 starts, Woods has missed the cut 13 times, missing the cut only nine times in his pro career from 1997-2013.

In total, Tiger Woods has missed 22 cuts in his PGA Tour career and withdrawn from another 12 events.

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Tiger Woods career missed cuts

  1. 1997 Bell Canadian Open, 70-76--146 (+6)
  2. 2005 EDS Byron Nelson Championship, 69-72--141 (+1)
  3. 2005 Funai Classic, 68-73--141 (-3)
  4. 2006 U.S. Open, 76-76--152 (+12)
  5. 2009 Open Championship, 71-74--145 (+5)
  6. 2010 Quail Hollow Championship, 74-79--153 (+9)
  7. 2011 PGA Championship, 77-73--150 (+10)
  8. 2012 Wells Fargo Championship, 71-73--144 (E)
  9. 2012 Greenbrier Classic, 71-69--140 (E)
  10. 2014 Quicken Loans National, 74-75--149 (+7)
  11. 2014 PGA Championship, 74-74--148 (+6)
  12. 2015 Waste Management Phoenix Open, 73-82--155 (+13)
  13. 2015 U.S. Open, 80-76--156 (+16)
  14. 2015 Open Championship, 76-75--151 (+7)
  15. 2015 PGA Championship, 75-73--148 (+4)
  16. 2017 Farmers Insurance Open, 76-72--148 (+4)
  17. 2018 Genesis Open, 72-76--148 (+6)
  18. 2018 US Open, 78-72--150 (+10)
  19. 2019 PGA Championship, 72-73--145 (+5)
  20. 2019 Open Championship, 78-70--148 (+6)
  21. 2020 US Open, 73-77--150 (+10)
  22. 2022 Open Championship, 78-75--153 (+9)

Tiger Woods career withdraws

  1. 1998 Kemper Open: Pre-tournament, back injury
  2. 2006 Genesis (Nissan) Open: Pre-third round, flu
  3. 2010 The Players Championship: Eight holes into first round, neck injury
  4. 2011 The Players Championship: Nine holes into first round, knee injury
  5. 2012 WGC-Cadillac Championship: 12 holes into final round, left leg injury
  6. 2014 The Honda Classic: 13 holes into final round, lower back spasms
  7. 2014 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational: Eight holes into final round, lower back spasms
  8. 2015 Farmers Insurance Open: 11 holes into first round, citing back pain, couldn't activate glutes
  9. 2017 Omega Dubai Desert Classic: Pre-second round, lower back spasms
  10. 2019 The Northern Trust: After first-round 75
  11. 2022 PGA Championship: After third round
  12. 2023 Masters Tournament: Before Sunday third-round resumption, plantar fasciitis
  13. 2024 The Genesis Invitational: On the seventh hole in the third round with a flu-like illness

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