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Woods and Mickelson: No trophies in the wake of missing Open cut

Woods and Mickelson: No trophies in the wake of missing Open cut

Woods and Mickelson: No trophies in the wake of missing Open cut

Woods and Mickelson: No trophies in the wake of missing Open cut

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  • Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, who between them have won 21 majors.
  • Including four Claret Jugs, won’t add their prize take after two of golf’s.
  • Beautified players neglected to get it done at The Open on Friday.
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Woods, the champ of three Opens remembering two for the Old Course, neglected to come to the end of the week interestingly at St Andrews.

Following a second cycle 75 remaining him nine-done and done of sight of the cut set at even standard.

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It denoted the first time in quite a while since getting back from a 2021 fender bender that almost cost the 15-times significant champ his right leg that Woods neglected to take care of business.

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Mickelson, who marked a worthwhile arrangement to join the revolutionary LIV Golf Invitational Series, saw his expectations of arriving at the end of the week vanish with a deplorable second round back nine scarred by three intruder and twofold intruder that left the six-time significant champ on five-over subsequent to marking for a 75.

Four-time significant top dog Brooks Koepka, one more PGA Tour part poached by the LIV Series, staggered to a twofold intruder, intruder finish and a 75 to pass up the end of the week by four strokes.

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Collin Morikawa saw his Open title protection reach a savage conclusion when the American birdied the eighteenth briefly cycle 73 to miss the cut by a solitary shot.

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South African Ernie Els and Irishman Padraig Harrington, both two times victors of the Claret Jug, were among the procession of previous bosses making a beeline for the leave that likewise included Louis Oosthuizen and John Daly.

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