| Woods shot a 5-over-par 77 in the first round 
				of the two-day JP McManus Pro-Am at Adare Manor Hotel & Golf 
				Resort in County Limerick.
 The highlight of Woods' round was a chip-in eagle at the par-5 
				12th hole that thrilled the crowd. But he also had a double 
				bogey, six bogeys and just one birdie.
 
 Woods last played at the PGA Championship in May, his second 
				start after recovering from a brutal right leg injury that kept 
				him away from the sport for more than 14 months. He made the cut 
				but withdrew after the third round.
 
 The 15-time major winner committed to the pro-am back in April 
				after he announced he would play in the 150th Open at St 
				Andrews, the site of Woods' 2000 and 2005 Open victories and the 
				most iconic course in the Open rotation. The event benefits 
				charities in Ireland and gives players a chance to play get 
				acclimated to Europe ahead of the final major of the year.
 
 Xander Schauffele, eight days removed from winning the Travelers 
				Championship on the PGA Tour, shot an 8-under 64 to take a 
				three-shot lead over Rickie Fowler lead in the individual 
				competition. England's Tyrrell Hatton was in third at 4-under 
				68.
 
 The pro-am also allowed LIV Golf Invitational Series members to 
				play. Brooks Koepka, fresh off his first LIV appearance, was 
				tied for fourth at 3-under 69 with Irishmen Shane Lowry and 
				Seamus Power and South African Brandon Stone. Dustin Johnson 
				(70), Bryson DeChambeau (72) and England's Lee Westwood (72) 
				were among the other LIV-aligned participants.
 
 LPGA Tour up-and-comer Leona Maguire of Ireland was the only 
				woman in the field and opened with an even-par 72.
 
 Jordan Spieth was disqualified, reportedly because he picked up 
				his ball early at the end of a hole, forgetting that there was 
				an individual component to the pro-am. He was allowed to 
				continue participating in the team event.
 
 The Open Championship will be played July 14-17.
 
 --Field Level Media
 
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