Tiger Woods might be off the course for some time now, however, his presence is felt one way or the other. The impression the 15-time major winner has left on golf can be resonated by the fact that people try to pull off what Woods had done in his career. The most recent name to that list is of DJ Khaled.

Latest moves of Charlie Woods a reflection of Tiger Woods

Tiger Woods is planning a much-awaited and never-before-seen league in golf. The TGL will start from January 2024 and its promotions are going on in full swing. DJ Khaled, who is currently serving as one of the promoters of the league, is in a masterful marketing strategy mood. He recently promoted TGL by imitating a classic shot taken by Woods at the 2005 Masters.

Khaled mimicked the stunning birdie chip at the 16th hole that helped Tiger Woods secure his fourth Green Jacket. However, the musician could only pull off the shot through what fans deemed to be tons of video editing and special effects.

His celebration, however, was on point with that of the 82-time PGA Tour winner. One could say that the use of technology for the promotional video by DJ Khaled was a way to involve the high-tech and advanced quality of TGL. Whatever the case might be, the musician made the iconic chip way better than expected.

However, he has one competitor who has truly imbibed Woods’ mannerisms. That too, without planning or intending to do so. The legendary golfer’s son Charlie Woods had a similar reaction to one of his recent putts. While Khaled purposely impersonated Woods, Charlie had that come naturally.

Charlie Woods wins the mimicking battle, unintentionally 

Charlie Woods, while playing at the Florida High School Championship, made a similar shot as that of his father. Moreover, he did it naturally and all on his own. Charlie’s ball was stuck similar to Woods’ in the fringe. The 14-year-old not only pulled off the shot, but also celebrated it with a fist pump in the air that resembled his father’s famous act accurately!

Sharing the tweet, Claire Roger of Golf.com, humored how Charlie has perfectly adopted Woods’ mannerisms, like how all children inherit their parents’ traits. Jr. Woods has always been compared to his dad, from his style of play to his walk. Whenever the pair plays together at the PNC Championship, the resemblance comes out evidently.

The duo may grace the greens once again at the 2023 PNC Championship. Tiger and Charlie Woods have been part of the championship for the past two years. However, they have never won the event. If Tiger Woods enters the championship along with his son, it will mark the first time since his surgery in April 2023 that fans will witness him playing golf again. The golf world is patiently awaiting the legendary comeback by the G.O.A.T sooner rather than later.

Last week we learned Tiger Woods will return to PGA Tour action at the Hero World Challenge on Nov. 30. This week we learned his next start: he’s teaming up with his son, Charlie Woods, once again at the PNC Championship.

The PNC Championship announced the addition of Team Woods on Wednesday morning. It’s the fourth time Tiger and Charlie have played the team event, so their addition isn’t surprising, but with Tiger Woods’ injuries over the past year, it wasn’t yet certain.

The PNC Championship is Dec. 16-17 at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando, Fla. The teams — which consist of major champs or Players winners plus a relative — play a 36-hole scramble on the weekend.

Other notable pairs in the 20-team field include John Daly and John Daly II, Justin Thomas and Mike Thomas, Nelly Korda and Petr Korda, Matt Kuchar and Cameron Kuchar, and defending champions Vijay Singh and Qass Singh.

The only new team to this year’s field is Steve Stricker and his daughter, Izzi.

The best finish for Team Woods was in 2021, when they tied for second. Tiger Woods’ start at the Hero will be his first since he withdrew from the 2023 Masters and had a procedure on his ankle. Charlie Woods, a freshman in high school, recently won a state championship with his high school golf team.

Tiger Woods has been off of the golf course for the past 7 months. The legend had decided to prioritize his health over his career. However, he is now ready to make a comeback at the Hero World Challenge. Though Woods’ long-time caddie, Joe LaCava has shifted to Patrick Cantlay‘s bag, and now the former stands without one.

LaCava made the shift after Woods withdrew from the Masters in April for recovery and he wanted to have more regular work. With the golfer’s ceremonial comeback, the questions about his bagmen was the most anticipated one. The golfer himself just shared who will be caddying for him at the Hero World Challenge at Albany Golf Club.

The caddie reveal of Tiger Woods for the 2023 Hero World Challenge

Since Tiger Woods’ long-time caddie and friend took the bag of Cantlay, Woods has been without a caddie. Although he did not need it for the last 7 months, now as he prepares to play, he probably will.

In his recent press conference before the challenge, the 5x Masters Champion answered the question about his bagman. He said, “Rob this week, you see me a few shots.” Moreover, he talked about his plan for next year and said, “As far as next year? I don’t know yet.”

McNamara is Woods’ vice president for the TGR and his manager. The latest revelation shuts the rumor of Charlie Woods becoming his caddie. The golf great also said that Charlie is definitely out of the question as he “can’t play hooky”

The 82-time PGA Tour winner has not decided yet on the caddie for the PNC Championship and it will be another surprise for the golf world. The golfer confirmed his appearance at the PNC Championship a few days back and was the last one to be added to the field.

Tiger Woods and Charlie Woods last to join the PNC Championship

The PNC Championship will start two weeks after Woods’ run at the Hero World Challenge. The championship will host the event at the Tiburon Ritz Carlton Golf Club in Orlando. The event will start on December 14th and end on the 17th.

This will be the third appearance of Woods and his son Charlie. In the previous two, the father-son finished second for the 2021st edition, and in 2022, they finished tied at 8th. In the third edition of the pair, they will be up against some champions like Justin Thomas, Vijay Singh, John Daly, Annika Sorenstam, and many more.

The father-son duo will hope to make a successful run and maybe win the title this time. The PNC Championship has confirmed the 20 teams and will start in the middle of December. Do you think Woods will win the event as he is set to make a sensational comeback

The Notah Begay III Boys Junior Golf National Championship wrapped up on Monday at Koasati Pines Golf Club in Allen Parish, Louisiana with Misha Golod (16-18), Lucky Cruz (14-15), Maverick Midthun (12-13) and Kai Molina (10-11) taking home titles.

Golod’s victory was his second straight at this event, as the 16-year-old Ukrainian won the 14-15 division last year. Golod, who has lived in Florida since war broke out in his native country, is expected to sign with North Carolina when the Class of 2024’s early signing period begins on Wednesday.

The other story from the 54-hole championship was Charlie Woods, who closed in 3-under 68 to finish T-17 in the 14-15 division with his 15-time major-winning dad, Tiger Woods, caddying for all three rounds.

Charlie ended up at 2 over for the event, 13 shots back of Cruz – and Tiger walked and carried his son’s bag the whole way.

Video from the junior championship showed Tiger walking off the first tee during the first round and Tiger’s stride, at least in the short clip, looked good. The footage comes after Tiger was seen confidently descending a large staircase earlier this week at El Cardonal, his Cabo golf course that hosted last week’s PGA Tour event. Prior to that he was spotted playing The Hay short course, another TGR design, at Pebble Beach last month.

Tiger hasn’t competed since withdrawing during the third round of last April’s Masters and a subsequent surgery on his right ankle that was badly injured in a February 2021 car accident. But speculation has grown in recent months that Tiger could return for next month’s Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas and/or PNC Championship, with Charlie (and the ability to use a golf cart), on Dec. 16-17.

Golf Channel’s George Savaricas reported last week after speaking with Stewart Cink, who spoke with Tiger, that Tiger had started practicing again and was in “go mode.”

Tiger has yet to publicly announce a targeted date for his competitive return.

Tiger Woods is returning to the PNC Championship, the 36-hole event in Florida that has become one of his favorites because of his partner: his son.

Tiger Woods and 14-year-old Charlie Woods are playing the PNC Championship for the fourth straight year, the one tournament he has not missed during the past injury-plagued four years.

“It is an amazing gift to be able to share my love of golf with Charlie, and we genuinely do look forward to playing in the PNC Championship all years,” Woods said Wednesday. “Competing together, against a field of so many golfing greats and their families, is so special.”

The PNC Championship is Dec. 16-17 at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club Orlando at Grande Lakes.

Woods and his son were runners-up in 2021, just 10 months after Woods badly damaged his right leg and ankle in a car crash in Los Angeles. They finished seventh in their 2020 debut and tied for eighth last year.

Woods is to play next week at his Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas for the first time since surgery to fuse his right ankle in April after the Masters. Because the PNC Championship is run by the PGA Tour Champions, Woods is allowed to ride in a cart.

The tournament is for major champions or winners of The Players Championship. It began as a father-son outing and now has gone modern, with tour players having sons and daughters, grandchildren, even parents as their partners.

New to the field this year is a formidable pair of Steve Stricker, who won three of the four majors he played on the PGA Tour Champions this year, and daughter Izzi, a state high school champion in Wisconsin.

Padraig Harrington is playing for the sixth year, this time with youngest son Ciaran instead of Paddy.

“It was actually Ciaran watching Paddy and I play together out there these last couple of years that really ignited his passion for the game, which shows what a very special event this is,” Harrington said. “He must have watched me play in hundreds of events over the years, and it has taken the unique atmosphere and experience of the PNC Championship to inspire him!”

Also back is Lee Trevino, who at 84 is the only player to have competed in the PNC Championship every year since it began in 1995.

Tiger Woods is back in action and this time, he is bringing his son Charlie Woods along. The legendary golfer announced that he will be playing in the PNC Championship along with his 15-year-old son. It is a father-son event that features former Major champions.

Moreover, it will be the first time that Tiger and Charlie Woods will compete together in a televised tournament. But what are the major takeaways from this massive announcement?

5 Key Revelations from Tiger Woods’ Momentous Announcement

First, the 47-year-old is fit enough to play back-to-back events. His participation news in the PNC Championship comes just a week after he played in the Hero World Challenge 2023. The latter was his first event since the Masters in April 2023, when Tiger had to withdraw due to a back injury. This shows that he is confident in his physical condition and is ready to take on more challenges.

Second, Mr. T’s announcement also hints at his plans for the next season. He said that he is “looking forward to competing” and that he is “excited to be back out there”. This suggests that Tiger Woods is not done with golf yet and that he is aiming to return to the PGA Tour soon. On the other hand, fans are eagerly anticipating his next schedule and hoping to see him contend for more Majors.

The third major takeaway is the hеightеnеd anticipation for a future schedule announcеmеnt. Fans and experts eagerly await to learn about the upcoming еvеnts and tournaments that Tiger Woods plans to participate in.

Tigеr’s announcеmеnt also reveals his competitive spirit and willingness to take risks. His recent announcements show his old navy mеntality and that he is not afraid to face advеrsity and to overcome obstaclеs. Hе is also showing a playful side, whеrе hе is having fun and enjoying the game.

As pеoplе have criticized Charlie Woods onlinе for not playing well, this еvеnt is his opportunity to show еvеryonе what he’s capable of. Charliе will be playing alongside some of the greatest golfers and their family members at the PNC Championship. It’s a chance for him to show his skills and potential.

Although hе might fееl the prеssurе and high еxpеctations, the 14-year-old can also rely on the support and guidance of his father. This will be Charlie’s second big tеst on a major stagе, and it’s a moment for him to shinе.

Fans, however, are wondering more about Sr. Woods. When do you think Tiger Woods will participate in Majors?