Tiger Woods at the 2019 U.S. Open: Tee time, pairings, live stream, wins, schedule, news updates

Follow along as Tiger Woods aims for major victory No. 16 at Pebble Beach

By Jack Crosby

Jun 16, 2019 at 3:01 pm ET • 2 min read

Tiger Woods is locked in on the all-time major wins record and has the legendary Jack Nicklaus in his crosshairs following his thrilling Masters victory, and that journey continued this week in the U.S. Open. Woods was unable to get the job done at Pebble Beach, but the way he closed Sunday at least provided some hope as we now sit one month away from The Open Championship.

Among the 15 major victories Woods claims in his career, three of those had come at the U.S. Open. Tiger's most-recent U.S. Open win came over a decade ago in 2008 at Torrey Pines, while his first victory at this event in 2000 took place at this week's host. Sandwiched in between, Tiger took the U.S. Open in 2002 at Bethpage Black.

CBS Sports was along for the entire ride with Woods at the 2019 U.S. Open this week, covering everything Big Cat did both on and off the course. Check out our coverage of his four days below.

Tiger Woods scores

Round 1: Woods sits five back of leader Justin Rose (-6) after checking in with a 1-under 70 in his first round of action. Though Tiger was up and down throughout his first 18 holes, his putter saved the day time and again. Kyle Porter breaks down Woods' first round and what he needs to do to get into contention on Friday.

Round 2: Tiger finished his second round at Pebble Beach on Friday with one birdie and 15 pars to sit at even for the tournament at 72 and nine shots off the leader Gary Woodland (-9). Despite the consistency with the pars throughout the day, it was a disastrous closing stretch for Woods as he bogeyed the final two holes on the front nine. Kyle Porter breaks down Woods' performance in Round 2, including continued struggles with the putter.

Round 3: Woods had another up-and-down, inconsistent day at Pebble Beach. Still, he sits at T27 and even on the tournament after posting five birdies and five bogeys on Saturday. Chip Patterson takes a look at what went right and what went wrong for Tiger on Saturday at the U.S. Open.

Round 4: Woods put a sweet finish on a rather sour U.S. Open by closing strong on Sunday. After starting 4 over through the first six holes with four bogeys, Woods posted six birdies over the rest of the day to finish with a 2-under 69, his lowest final-round score at the U.S. Open since 2009.