Tiger Woods is not expected to compete at either the US Open or the US Senior Open as he continues his recovery, according to United States Golf Association chief executive Mike Whan. Both outlets report that the USGA is treating Woods’ participation as unlikely while he works through ongoing health and rehabilitation concerns. The comments indicate that Woods’ status remains uncertain, but current expectations are that he will not take part in either major event scheduled by the USGA. No specific timeline for a return to competition is provided in the reports. The US Open and the US Senior Open are separate championships, but the USGA chief’s remarks suggest the same recovery considerations apply to both events. The information reflects the latest public assessment of Woods’ readiness rather than any confirmed withdrawal. As Woods continues his recovery, updates may follow based on how he progresses in training and medical clearance closer to the tournaments.