Charlie Woods cried after receiving special advice from his father. Details in the comments section 👇👇👇
Charlie Woods cried after receiving special advice from his father. Details in the comments section 👇👇👇
Tiger Woods breaks bad news to his son Charlie about Masters ending in candid confession
Tiger Woods is seeking his sixth green jacket, but he issued a stern warning to his son Charlie before taking to the first tee at Augusta on Thursday.
Tiger Woods has told his son Charlie that he will no longer be allowed to tee off at the Masters after the 15-year-old admitted he was hitting balls farther than he was.
Charlie wants to emulate his father’s career and make a living playing golf, and he has already qualified for the PGA. And in fact, his progress has been so advanced that he now surpasses his father.
Woods, one of the most competitive athletes of all time, doesn’t want his son to have an easy race and will impose strict rules the next time he plays at Augusta National, home of the Masters. It was to be. “We haven’t played in a few years. We were here last weekend,” Woods said when asked if he and Charlie had played the course recently. “He wanted to go home, so I came here and had a chance to play with the president, Rob and JT and had a great time. Read more: Fred Peirce risks all emotions in flashy LIV golf attack
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“Of course I would like to play with him a little more here and share some experience, especially now that he has a little more time and has come before me. So I think the days of playing while wearing a member’s jersey are over. He has to come back with us.
Charlie missed his chance to play in his first PGA Tour event with a dismal 16 over at Lost Lake. The teenager had a particularly nightmare on the par-4 seventh, which earned him 12 points.
But just recently, the teen had a happier time as his father, Tiger, and mother, Elin Nordegren, celebrated a state championship in Florida. Charlie received his ring and medal after Benjamin High School won the Class 1A state golf championship.
