Tiger Woods’ son, Charlie, has added another win to his junior golf CV, with victory in the 14-15 age division of the Last Chance Regional.

Not only did the young cub fire a six-under 66, he did so with Tiger on the bag, who will no doubt be incredibly proud of how the 14-year-old closed out for victory.

A video soon emerged of Charlie calmly stroking home a 15-footer for a one-shot victory, one that has earned him a spot in the forthcoming Notah Begay III National Championship.

Woods, 47, was forced to go under the knife in April, after withdrawing from the Masters, and he’s been recuperating ever since, which has raised questions as to whether he would ever be able to make another one of his incredible comebacks.

However, the latest video of Charlie competing is not just good news for the youngster, but also Tiger, who appeared to caddy for his son without too many signs of discomfort.

For now, it’s Woods Junior who’s in the spotlight, and it was he who spoke to media after claiming the second victory of his junior career.

“It’s great, we just stay in our own little world,” said Charlie, who many will now expect to see competing alongside his father at the PNC Championship in December.

“We take it one shot at a time,” he added. “He puts me in my place.”
Many observers have commented how young Woods appears to display a lot of the same mannerisms on the course as his father, and there’s more than a hint of the 15-time Major winner when he speaks, too.

“Shooting 68 last year and followed up with 66 this year, obviously, this course is great for me. You have to go shoot a low round to win this thing, and it’s not going to be given.

“[I] just took it one shot at a time, don’t think too far ahead, and you just gotta keep eating. That’s it.”

This was Charlie’s second victory of the summer after his dominant display at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, and he doesn’t have to wait too long before testing his game again against some of the country’s best young talents.

The Notah Begah III National Championship will take place over 4-6 November at Koasati Pines at Coushatta Casino Resort in Louisiana.

As for Tiger, the 82-time PGA Tour winner was filmed hitting chips recently, which suggests that he might be stepping up his preparations for a comeback.

Charlie Woods has been on a roll for the past year as he makes a lot of waves in the golf world every time he graces the course in the company of his father. The presence of a legend like Tiger Woods, on the greens, has been indubitably helpful to the young prodigy as he comes out guns blazing each time.

Tiger Woods’ son Charlie Woods surpassed by a young golfer

The legend himself is hosting the TGR Invitational that is underway at Pebble Beach. And this would have proved to be an immense push for his 14-year-old son, who is taking part in the same. But surprisingly, another youngster has made the news, pushing back the teenage golfer, owing to a stellar performance.

Holden Bautista has made his parents and mentors proud by scoring a hole-in-one at the event hosted by the Hall of Famer. The 11-year-old was able to hit an ace at The Hay, which is a nine-hole short course designed by the GOAT and TGR Design.

A video uploaded on X (previously known as Twitter) has captivated the hearts of many as the young prodigy from Riverside was seen celebrating with his fellow golfers and teammates. Moreover, the 15X major winner was also spotted congratulating Bautista while offering a memento to the juvenile golfer all the while conveying how proud he is of him.

Nevertheless, it would have been a surprise for Charlie Woods, who would have aimed to showcase nothing but a stellar performance during the event. Moreover, expectations were high for Woods Jr. as he took to the course for a practice round earlier in the morning, reminding people of the legend in his prime days.

Charlie Woods’ practice round reminisces a young Tiger Woods

A post uploaded by NUCLR GOLF showcased the GOAT’s son driving the ball at the Pebble Beach Golf Links. The teenager was accompanied by his team including his father who was spotted observing the 14-year-old practicing a round of golf. But what turned the heads of many fans was the stark similarity that he shared with his own dad.

A lot of people responded to the tweet as to how Charlie and his gameplay look exactly like that of his father. Besides, some were also critical of the same as he was given a lot of the benefits on a silver platter owing to his father being the athlete he is. Nevertheless, one can’t help but admire the young Woods as he showcases the exquisite skills and techniques inherited from the Hall of Famer.

Tiger Woods was recently spotted with his son, Charlie Woods, playing a round of golf at Pebble Beach’s The Hay Short Course. He is in town for the TGR LIVE events, JR Invitational, and TW Invitational.

NUCLR GOLF, a popular golf updates page, shared a few videos on X (formerly Twitter), in which Woods was seen playing alongside his son Charlie.

He was wearing a blue T-shirt and grey trousers and had a matching cap as well. His son wore a seemingly white T-shirt and black trousers with a black cap on his head.

Interestingly, the video on X is among the first where Tiger Woods could be seen playing a round of golf since withdrawing from the Masters Tournament in April 2023. He cited re-aggravating plantar fasciitis issue to leave the Augusta National Golf Club event midway after making the cut.

Golf reporter and anchor Todd Lewis also predicted that the 15-time major champion could potentially make a comeback to professional golf at the 2023 Hero World Challenge. This event will take place in Albany, Bahamas, later in December.

Tiger Woods is a well-established name on the golf circuit for his huge contribution to the sport. Now, following in his footsteps and coming into the limelight is his son Charlie Woods. With his strong grip and exceptional putting, the golf prodigy has done outstandingly well in his career until now. Recently, he had a career-best round at the Notah Begay lll Junior Golf National Championship.

But in that tournament, his father, Tiger Woods, caddied for the golfer and that must have helped the 14-year-old a lot. But Tiger won’t always be around on his bag.

Golf prodigy Charlie Woods has to fend for himself!

Tiger Woods has been away from golf tournaments due to his health concerns and the legendary golfer has gone out of his way to encourage his son while the latter played golf.

Last month during a tournament, he was on Charlie’s bag. As a result, the young golfer recorded his lowest score. He also went on to win the event. Which budding player wouldn’t if Tiger was their caddy?!

But now it seems like the situation will be a bit different as Charlie goes on his next golf venture. According to the high school rules and regulations, Tiger cannot be Charlie’s bagman as he goes forward with his Buccaneer boys golf team to participate in the fourth state championship, which will take place in November, as per a report.

The 14-year-old is an asset to the Benjamin School located at Palm Beach Gardens and has already reaped the benefits of his prowess. Apart from this, let’s take a look at how Charlie has made his school proud so far.

Charlie Woods has had consecutive wins

Tiger Woods has astounded the golf world with his terrific performances in his era of dominance. Now, taking up the legacy of his father, comes Charlie into the picture. The golf prodigy is called a boon in disguise by his school, and they take full advantage of the popularity their student is gaining.

In terms of his performances, Woods junior shot a total of 102 on 36 holes at Cypress Woods Golf and Country Club in Naples to come out as the individual champion of the tournament. A few days back, at the Notah Begay lll Junior Golf National Championship, he secured a 6-under 66, carding nine birdies to win at Mission Inn Resort, Florida. Senior Woods caddied for his son at this event. What do you think of Charlie Woods’ recent performances?

Despite his long hiatus from the game, Tiger Woods‘ name has not stopped headlining the news in the golf world as his son Charlie Woods makes his own place in the spotlight. The 14-year-old has been raising the bar for himself as he aims to follow in his father’s legacy while carving out a name for himself in the sporting world.

However, as all prodigies experience competition. So has the young golfer, who has found one in his father’s former rival’s son as he recently made the news for his achievements. However, what came out as a surprise this time around was not the contender’s talent but his siblings’, leaving the LIV golfer with not one but three talented children!

LIV golfer finds talent in his blood

Although Englishman Ian Poulter seems to be having a rough season in 2023, he has been extremely vocal about the pride he has for his children, especially his son Luke. The LIV Golf pro’s boy has found himself dubbed as a potential rival for the GOAT’s son as the duo’s recent accolades have pitted them against each other, albeit without their knowledge.

However, in a surprise of sorts, the 47-year-old took to Instagram to share news about his children’s golf endeavors, but this time, it’s not Luke: it’s about his siblings. The 3X PGA Tour champ uploaded a series of stories to his social media handle showcasing the various talents of his other two children, namely Lilly Mai Poulter and Joshua James Poulter.

The first video showcases the third child, Lilly beautifully playing the piano while his father records the same. He uploaded the same with a caption expressing his love for the same, “love coming home to this.”

The next story showcases the youngest son, Joshua, trying his hand at basketball. The young athlete was spotted kneeling down on the top of a golf cart while attempting to score a basket. Moreover, after successfully scoring one, the LIV golfer’s son tried to replicate the ever-famous “suiii” of soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, someone whom his father respects very much.

Well, it doesn’t seem so far-fetched to call the older Poulter sibling a potential rival since the rest of the children are gifted in their own right!

Luke Poulter-Charlie Woods rivalry

The Saudi-backed League player’s son was named the SEC Freshman of the Week owing to his exceptional performance on the course. The young golfer finished T11 at the Williams Cup while registering a score of 2-over 218 through 54 holes in just his third start.

However, he received the collegiate honor just when the legend’s son was taking a small break from the game. The Woods duo were spotted at Pebble Beach for the TGR Invitational which was hosted by the Hall of Famer himself.

Well, the 14-year-old would need to pull off another victory like the win that he achieved at the Village Golf Course in Royal Palm Beach if he is to surpass his rival.