Tiger Woods has registered to play in Junes US Open at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania but has not set a timetable for his return to the PGA Tour. The 40-year-old former world No 1 has not played at all this year since undergoing two procedures on his back in 2015.Woodss agent Mark Steinberg told ESPN that the 14-time major winners registration for the tournament was simply procedural. He said: No reason to read anything into this.Woods also registered for last years US Open before pulling out, but he made a public appearance at the opening of a course in Texas on Monday and played his first holes since Augusts Wyndham Championship.I havent been out here playing like this. I hadnt played any holes until today, Woods told reporters.I know people have said Ive played holes back at Medalist, but I havent. This is actually the first time Ive played holes since Wyndham. Its been a while.Earlier this month, he ruled himself out of the Masters at Augusta, saying that while he had begun hitting balls again, he would not be fully fit for the tournament. Tiger wishes he could retire Michael Jordan describes the mental state of Tiger Woods Ive been hitting balls and training daily, but Im not physically ready, Woods said. Ive said all along that this time I need to be cautious and do whats best for my long-term health and career. Im absolutely making progress, and Im really happy with how far Ive come, but I still have no timetable to return to competitive golf.Woods last won the last of his 14 major titles in 2008The US Open at Oakmont takes place from June 16 to 19, with coverage from all four days to be shown live on Sky Sports.A USGA spokesman said: He has entered the championship, just like all the exempt players who have that status for the US Open.The deadline for entries to the US Open is this coming Wednesday at 5pm Eastern Time. 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The last thing I want to do is feel like Im not part of this team because Im out. Im holding out hope, just personally, because I want to be back." George has thrived in the underdog role, going from mostly overlooked prep recruit to Fresno State star. He was impressive enough in college to catch the attention of Pacers president of basketball operations Larry Bird, who took him No. 10 overall in 2010. After his third season in the league, George was named the NBAs Most Improved Player. Hes led the Pacers in scoring, played in the All-Star Game and made the leagues all-defensive team each of the past two seasons. Paul was injured Aug. 1 during a U.S. national team scrimmage in Las Vegas when he his right leg collided with the basketball stanchion, snapping it in two. "When I looked down and saw bone sticking out, I knew it was bad," George said, later describing the feeling as having his leg lit on fire. "Id felt pain before, but I have never felt pain like that. So I knew it was bad." George said he has watched the replay once and wont watch it again. Doctors have told the 24-year-old star that he is likely to make a full recovery, though it will take a full year. Bird and coach Frank Vogel said earlier this week they did not plan to have George in 2014-15. George said he thinks he can change those plans -- if he can avoid risking another injury. George said doctors placed pins in his knee and ankle to stabilize a rod that was inserted into the injured leg, which was brooken in two places.dddddddddddd. Three days later, he returned to his suburban Indianapolis home where is now recuperating in a cast and hobbling around on crutches. While no firm timetable has been set for his return, George said he could begin strengthening his right knee as early as next week. Thats little consolation to the workaholic. "This was going to be a huge year for me, so for me not to be out there at the beginning, I do feel a little guilty about that," George said. "It hurts." The immediate question that went through Georges mind was whether he did something wrong on the play. Some have questioned whether the NBAs highest-paid stars, such as George, should risk injury while representing their country or whether the stanchion was too close to the court. George didnt offer an opinion about the stanchion but did make one thing clear: He wants to play for the 2016 Olympic Team. "I think its real unfair, the criticism they are getting because it was a freak accident. No ones really been injured since USA Basketball has been here," George said. "It was a freak accident. Freak accidents happen." George thanked the national team, players around the league, those within the Pacers organizations and fans for their outpouring of support. A small contingent of Georges fan club waited outside Bankers Life Fieldhouse to catch a glimpse of him pulling into the arenas underground garage. A handful of teammates also showed up at the news conference. George recently received clearance from the NBA to change his number from 24 to 13, giving him the much more marketable moniker of PG-13. To do that, he splurged for about 600 of his own jerseys, which he donated to his high school and a local Boys & Girls Club near his hometown of Palmdale, California. Otherwise, hes not planning to change a thing. "I never play the game with any hesitation, thats probably why Im in this cast," George said, drawing laughter. "Im not looking at this as something negative for my career. Its something I can overcome and it will be a great opportunity to sit back and watch and learn the game." ' ' '