The U.S. Open is still over a month away and the U.S. Senior Open isn’t until July, but USGA CEO Mike Whan doesn’t expect Tiger Woods to tee it up at either event.  “I’d be super surprised,” Whan told Sports Illustrated when asked if he thought Woods would play at Shinnecock this year. “It would be wonderful for the event, and if he was ready, it would be wonderful for him.  “Obviously what he’s going through is much bigger than golf. He’s proven before that when he puts his mind to something, he’s going to be great at it. I’m sure he has a lot of years to play USGA championships. I don’t think he’s going to play in any 2026 USGA championship. If he ends up playing in USGA championships, great. But when I think of Tiger, my friend, that’s not really what’s important to me right now.” Woods entered an inpatient treatment facility in April after he was involved in a two-vehicle car on March 27. He was charged with a DUI after he refused to take a urine test.…