Woods, 46, who in February 2021 had a car accident in which he was close to losing his right leg, began his journey with a double bogey, already on the first hole.
He then chained bogeys on holes 3 and 4, and then conceded a second double bogey on hole 7. In seven holes, he was already six shots over par (+6) and failed to improve his card in the following eleven holes.
The champion of fifteen Grand Slam tournaments, including three British Open -two of them in St Andrews-, signed his first birdie on the ninth hole, unleashing applause from the spectators. Woods answered them with a smile.
But the day was not the best for him and the balance was negative for this start of the most important tournament in Great Britain.
The entrance Tiger Woods sinks at the start of the British Open was first published in diary TODAY.
