REPORT: AJGA TAKE ACTION AFTER TIGER WOODS’ SON SUBJECTED TO ‘UNRULY BEHAVIOUR’
REPORT: AJGA TAKE ACTION AFTER TIGER WOODS’ SON SUBJECTED TO ‘UNRULY BEHAVIOUR’
Armed police are reportedly on site as Charlie Woods prepares to make his debut in the in the American Junior Golf Association on a sponsor’s invite.
Tiger Woods’ son Charlie Woods is making his AJGA debut this week.
Charlie, who turned 15 in February, has received a sponsor’s invite to compete in the Will Lowery Junior Championship.
Tiger was spotted at the Carolina Trace Country Club supporting Charlie in his maiden event on the circuit he dominated as a junior.
The 15-time major champion had to rush back from the Bahamas to be there after holding secret talks with LIV Golf chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan.
It’s no surprise Charlie’s inclusion in the field has attracted significant amount of media and fan interest.
And according to reports, armed police are at the entrance and thoroughly checking ID’s before issuing badges.
The move is more than likely a response to the behaviour Charlie was subjected to in February as he attempted to get into his first PGA Tour event.
Charlie played in a pre-qualifier for the Cognizant Classic and things didn’t go to plan as he shot a 16-over par 86.
