The Memorial Tournament, where Tiger Woods has enjoyed significant success, also holds memories of struggle for the golfer. In 2015, Woods recorded an 85, his worst score on the PGA Tour, finishing far behind the cut. Zac Blair, who played with Woods that day, expressed admiration for Woods' attitude, noting he could have easily walked off but chose to continue playing. Blair, who finished with a score of 70, emphasized the remarkable talent Woods displayed, hitting impressive shots despite his struggles. Woods' performance that week was marred by ongoing injuries, and he ended the tournament at 14 over par. Since then, Woods has participated in the Memorial Tournament three more times, consistently finishing above 40th, and even achieved a top 10 finish in 2019 with a strong final round of 67. Blair's experience highlights the respect Woods commands, even during challenging times.