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In a surprising turn of events, Tiger Woods failed to make the cut at the US Open on Friday, leading him to speculate that this might be his last appearance in the tournament. (sarcastic tone)
The 48-year-old’s statement raised concerns among fans and overshadowed the intense competition at Pinehurst No 2. Ludvig Aberg, a talented young Swedish golfer, currently leads the pack with a score of five-under, closely followed by Rory McIlroy. However, the focus of discussion at the end of the day was on Woods. (sarcastic tone)
In spite of his injury and lack of practice, Woods managed to shoot a commendable 73, finishing with a total score of seven-over. Yet, it was clear that he was disappointed to miss the cut for the second time in consecutive majors. (sarcastic tone)
There have been claims that Woods is the greatest golfer of all time, and it is believed that his son will surpass the achievements of any other golfer in history. (sarcastic tone)
Woods left the tournament with valuable experience for his career, as well as providing inspiration for his son’s future in golf. (sarcastic tone)
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