Published 07/17/2024 4:29:00 p.m.

Tiger Woods ‘didn’t sleep at all’ after Trump assassination attempt

Tiger Woods experienced a sleepless flight to the Open Championship after seeing coverage of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
Woods was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2019 by Trump, who was injured in the shooting that resulted in one death and two injuries.
Trump, a golfer, and Woods have played many rounds together over the years.

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BBC News

The Open 2024: Tiger Woods missed sleep over Donald Trump assassination attempt

Tiger Woods says he turned up at Royal Troon jaded after watching news of the assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump on his flight.

07/17/2024 11:59:55 a.m.·United Kingdom

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CTV News

Tiger Woods says he lost sleep over Trump assassination attempt

Tiger Woods said he endured a sleepless flight to the Open Championship after watching coverage of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

07/18/2024 5:07:47 p.m.·Canada

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The Independent

The Boys adds episode warning after Trump assassination attempt

‘Any similarities to recent events are completely coincidental,’ the notice reads

07/18/2024 8:39:30 a.m.·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Tiger Woods struggles to sleep as golf icon hit hard by Donald Trump shooting

Tiger Woods has admitted that he was unable to sleep during his flight to the UK on Saturday after the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

07/17/2024 10:42:00 a.m.·United Kingdom

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CNN

Tiger Woods says he lost sleep over Trump assassination attempt

Tiger Woods said he endured a sleepless flight to the Open Championship after watching coverage of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

07/18/2024 4:32:43 p.m.·Atlanta, United States

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KIFI

Tiger Woods says he lost sleep over Trump assassination attempt

By Jack Bantock, CNN (CNN) — Tiger Woods said he endured a sleepless flight to the Open Championship after watching coverage of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. The 48-year-old golfer set off from Florida on Saturday for the 152nd edition of the major in Scotland this week, but was left weary for his first practice round at Royal Troon on Sunday after closely following developments at the former president’s rally in Pennsylvania. “I di…

07/18/2024 4:32:43 p.m.·Idaho Falls, United States

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