Charlie Woods Wins Under-15 Event With Tiger on His Bag
Tiger Woods was back on the golf course, this time caddying for his 14-year-old son Charlie at the Notah Begay tournament. Charlie recorded an impressive 66 on his second attempt, securing victory in Florida and qualifying for the National Championships. Fans couldn't help but notice the similarities between Charlie's swing and his father's, making it clear that he's hoping to follow in Tiger's footsteps.
Tiger Steps Up Recovery, Walks 18 Holes
Since undergoing ankle surgery earlier this year, Tiger Woods has not competed on the golf course. However, in a thrilling moment for fans, he reportedly walked the 18 holes at the Notah Begay tournament, signaling that his recovery is progressing well. Despite the impact of his horrific car crash in 2021, Tiger's determination to return to the sport is unwavering.
Charlie's Winning Shot and Tiger's Influence
After his win, Charlie Woods was interviewed about having his father on his bag. He spoke highly of Tiger's guidance and said, "He puts me in my place. I'll talk about the next tee shot and he's like 'No.' This is the shot we're going to focus on." And it seems Tiger's experience and tips paid off as Charlie sank a fantastic shot from 15 feet on the final hole to secure the victory, with his proud father watching on.
Fans React to the Wholesome Moment
Fans were delighted to see Tiger caddying for his son and expressed their excitement on social media. One fan wrote, "This is the best," while another commented, "Nothing to see here… just the future of golf." Some even joked about the pressure opponents must have felt playing against Tiger's son with the golf legend watching closely.
