The philanthropy work of Tiger Woods is truly grateful. The golfer has given back to society various times through his TGR Foundation. Recently, Woods was appreciated by the fans on Twitter after he shared how inspired he was after watching the US Adaptive Open.
The USGA is all set for the inaugural US Adaptive Open which is conducted for people who are specially abled. The first day of the event enlightened many golf fans, including the 15-time Major Champion.
Tiger Woods took to Twitter to share how the event was inspiring him and everyone else. Moreover, the fans couldn’t contain their respect for Woods whose tweet attracted more viewers for the event.
Tiger Woods praised by the fans
Woods recently took part in the 150th Open Championship. Though he failed to make the cut, Woods’ presence still made an impact at the event. Following the Major, Woods watched the inaugural US Adaptive Open and tweeted his feelings regarding the tournament.
An inspired Tiger Woods tweeted, “We all should be inspired watching the #USAdaptiveOpen.” He further wished all the competitors at the inaugural event good luck and to never give up in their life. The legendary golfer himself has overcome several injuries and setbacks throughout his career.
Woods’ tweet received instant positive messages from the fans. One fan wrote, “That’s so nice of you Tiger,” while others followed with their respect for the 46-year-old and the golfers participating in the event.
What is the inaugural US Adaptive Open all about?
The US Adaptive Open held by the United States Golf Association is the largest Open ever by almost all metrics. There are 96 players on the field, including men and women, ranging in ages from 16 to 80.
Players can compete from one of four sets of tees, are free to use a motorised cart or walk to go around the course, and have stroke indices that range from the low-20s to much better than scratch. All of this is without mentioning the field, which is unquestionably the most distinctive in golf history.
All players on the field are specially abled in their unique way and a very personal backstory. Moreover, the lowest-scoring player on both the men’s and women’s sides will receive one of two trophies at the conclusion of 54 holes of play.
With the tournament currently taking place at the Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina, will you be watching the event closely just like Tiger Woods?
