Tiger Woods is set to endorse LIV Golf’s Lee Westwood, who was forced to dig out a pair of trousers for the US Senior Open.
Tiger Woods would defend Lee Westwood once he complained about having to wear trousers again. Golf superstar Tiger Woods has remained committed to the American-run circuit despite the sport’s civil war, which began in 2022 with the establishment of LIV.

This Saudi-backed rebel tour has changed golf’s established rules, introducing shotgun starts, three rounds instead of four, and no cuts. LIV has also eased the game’s strict dress code, allowing players to wear shorts during competitions.

In contrast, all other top-level competitions, like this weekend’s US World Senior Open, require players to wear trousers, which has irritated LIV player Lee Westwood. Before the tournament, the former European Ryder Cup hero was questioned how he would adjust to playing 72 holes instead of 54 again.