Frustrated Woods to Miss US Open

 
Tiger Woods has won the open three times - in 2000, 2002 and 2008 Tiger Woods has revealed that it would lose US Open next week because of injuries.
Number one of the ancient world suffered a sprain in his left knee and mild strain to his Achilles tendon left during the third round of the Masters in April.

"I am very disappointed that not playing in the Open US [16-19 June]," Woods, 35, said on its Web site.
"But is the time for me to listen to my doctors and focus on the future." "I was hopeful I could play, but if I did, I I risk further damage to my left leg".
Woods, who has played in every open since 1994, injured when he got his second coup under the tree of Eisenhower in the 17TH in Augusta.

As a result, lost the Championship of Wells Fargo and withdrew after nine holes during the first round at the players after injuring his leg again in their opening Championship you shot.
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Woods, who has used a burst of protection in an attempt to help his recovery, has been dogged by injuries for three years. The American added to his 14th major and last when defeated Rocco Mediate in a playoff in the open of the United States of 2008.

After that epic victory, Woods revealed he had a double fracture of his left tibia and also added that he had been playing for almost a year with a ligament in his left knee. He subsequently had to be operated and lost the next eight months, including the Open and the 2008 PGA Championship.
The Californian was another dismissal after his infidelity serial of public knowledge in November 2009. The following year he came fourth in the Masters and US Open and he also tied for the lead on lap in the final of the masters of this year round before slipping back to fourth.

Woods has been working on a renewal of his swing in new coach Sean Foley after his tutor for six years, which Hank Haney resigned in May 2010. But he has fallen to 15 in the world ranking and is without a win since claiming the Masters of Australia in November 2009.
"It has been a difficult and frustrating year, but I am committed to my health in the long term," added Woods, who hopes to return to the AT & T national, which begins on June 30, as well as it outdoors at Royal St George in Kent from 14 to 17 July.

"I want to thank the fans for their encouragement and support." "I am really grateful and will be playing again when I can."
Defending champion US Open Graeme McDowell said that he was surprised by the withdrawal of Woods.

"Not to have one of the best players who ever lived [in the US Open] is massive," the golfer of Ireland of the North told Sky Sports News.

"Golf needs Tiger Woods." Golf has been for the past 15 years. His mental health is a question, your physical health is another. "I hope that it will be again, but it is not known."
This week Woods also announced he was staying with his agent in the long term, Mark Steinberg, who announced his departure from the IMG Sports Agency two weeks ago.