TIGER WOODS could make the historic 150th Open Championship his last.
That’s the view of leading pundit Nick Dougherty – who will be taking his son to St Andrews in the hope he’ll get to see the 15-time Major winner at close quarters.
Woods, 46, has suffered with back problems for over a decade, and a life-threatening car crash,which left him with severe injuries to his legs and ankles, has meant he has already ruled out a full-time return to the circuit.
And Dougherty, who will be presenting coverage of The Open for Sky Sports, fears Woods might choose this landmark occasion to take a final bow from a Major he has won three times.
Dougherty said: “I don’t have any background information on this, it’s just a hunch, nothing more – but I get the feeling it might be his last Open.
“We know guys sign off at the Open. I just can’t escape that feeling we might not see him over here again.
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