Tiger Woods has arrived at Pinehurst Resort, ready to take on the 2024 U.S. Open. Practicing with top pros and his son, Woods shows determination despite recent setbacks. Fans wonder if the golf legend will reclaim his dominance on the course.
Woods Arrives at Pinehurst Resort

Tiger Woods, a 15-time major winner, has landed at Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina. He is preparing for the upcoming 2024 U.S. Open.
Practice Round with Homa and Lee

Woods played a practice round on Tuesday, joined by Max Homa and Australian pro Min Woo Lee. His 15-year-old son, Charlie, was also present.
Recent Competitive Appearance

The last competitive tournament Woods participated in was last month’s PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club. Unfortunately, he missed the cut at this event.
Struggles Since 2021 Crash

Since his car crash in 2021, Woods has struggled to maintain his previous performance levels. The 48-year-old has faced significant challenges in recent tournaments.
Performance in Recent Majors

In his last 22 major starts, Woods has missed the cut 10 times and withdrawn twice. However, he completed all four rounds of this year’s Masters, finishing in 60th place.
Confidence Despite Setbacks

Despite recent difficulties, Woods remains optimistic about his chances at Pinehurst. He believes he has the strength and discipline needed to succeed.
Mental and Physical Challenges

Woods acknowledges the mental and physical demands of the Pinehurst course. He emphasizes the importance of mental discipline in tackling this challenging course.
Weather Conditions in North Carolina

North Carolina’s weather is expected to influence the tournament. Woods is accustomed to similar conditions, having regularly played in Florida’s heat and humidity.
Coping with the Heat

Woods likened the conditions to his home state of Florida, stressing the need for hydration and mental resilience. He noted that the heat would test all players.
Early Tee Time on Thursday

Woods will begin his campaign with partners Will Zalatoris and Matt Fitzpatrick. Their tee-off is scheduled for 7:29 a.m. ET on Thursday.