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Tiger Woods equalled his worst number of shots for two rounds in a major.

The three-time champion missed the cut at 14 over.

M. James Ward reviews the continued ineffectual play of the 15-time major champion and why the prognosis is hardly promising.

Woods slumped to 11 over on day two at Royal Troon.

The 48-year-old carded six bogeys and two doubles in his opening round.

The 48-year-old American last won a tournament five years ago.

McIlroy briefly held a two-shot lead with five holes to play at Pinehurst, but bogeyed three of the last four to miss out.

The 38-year-old has twice lost out to Europe as a player.

The PGA of America is set to make an announcement in New York amid reports of Tiger Woods snub.

The Tour has announced the honour in recognition of Woods’ joint-record 82 victories on the American-based circuit.

The world number one’s 14th major title came two months after he had undergone knee surgery.

M. James Ward outlines the reality of what Woods faces and the tight rope he walks between being hopeful and hopeless.

Woods said he was stuck between practising more to gain competitive sharpness and being concerned about suffering yet another injury.

The early clubhouse lead was held by Patrick Cantlay, who carded six birdies in a five-under-par 65.

Woods says the Pinehurst course will ‘test every single aspect of your game’.