Tiger Woods Withdraws From The Northern Trust

The 15-time Major winner is out after round one with an oblique strain

Tiger Woods Withdraws From The Northern Trust
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The 15-time Major winner is out after round one with an oblique strain

Tiger Woods Withdraws From The Northern Trust

Tiger Woods has withdrawn from the Northern Trust before his second round with a "mild oblique strain that led to pain and stiffness."

"I went for treatment early Friday morning, but unfortunately I’m still unable to compete," Woods said in a statement.

"I’d like to thank the New Jersey and New York fans for their support and remain hopeful I can compete next week at the BMW Championship."

Woods' comments after his opening round suggested that he was committed to playing at the weekend so perhaps something flared up overnight.

“I’m going to have to figure out a way to get this thing under par and hopefully move on and have a chance on the weekend to keep progressing and keep going lower,” Woods said after his 75.

“But I’ve got to get into the red at the end of the day tomorrow for sure.”

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