Tiger Woods’ son Charlie enters PGA Tour’s Cognizant Classic qualifier
Tiger Woods’ son Charlie qualified for PGA Tour Courant Classic
Golf fans are eagerly awaiting Tiger Woods’ son Charlie Woods’ performance in qualifying for the Courant Classic.
Golf superstar Tiger Woods will compete in the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas. It was the first time he started playing competitive golf since the Masters. —AFP
Charlie Woods, the son of golf legend Tiger Woods, is set to try to qualify for the PGA Tour’s prestigious Chignan Classic. The young phenom will compete in a preliminary round at Lost Lake Golf Club in Hobe Sound, Florida, with the aim of qualifying for the main round scheduled for Monday, February 26th.
Charlie Woods is no stranger to the golf spotlight after making headlines for competing alongside his father in the past four PNC Championships. The teenager has proven his skills on a variety of occasions, including finishing 17th in the boys 14-15 age division at last year’s Nota Begay III National Junior Golf Championship with Tiger Woods as his caddy. has been demonstrated.
Lost Lake Golf Preliminaries at his club will be a momentous occasion for Charlie Woods. Approximately 25 players and a tie will advance to the final round. Only four players will then qualify for a coveted spot in the Cowrant Classic, a big-money tournament with a total prize pool of £7.1 million.
