Watch Tiger Woods’s Son Charlie Make His First Hole-In-One

As a spectator who’s been following golf for decades, witnessing Charlie Woods’ hole-in-one at the PNC Championship was nothing short of awe-inspiring. The pressure of following in his father Tiger’s legendary footsteps seemed almost insurmountable, yet this young lad handled it with the grace and poise of a seasoned pro.

Consider the scenario where you’re the offspring of a renowned sports figure. Then picture yourself attempting to match or surpass your ancestor in their very own sport. This is the predicament that Charlie Woods, a 15-year-old youngster, encountered on Sunday.

The teenage student from high school, who’s been under public scrutiny all along, didn’t just keep pace; he accomplished something extraordinary that many golfers never manage in their entire career: a hole-in-one. This remarkable achievement unfolded on the fourth hole during the final round of the PNC Championship, a friendly tournament played off-season by families. In this contest, Team Woods was neck and neck with Bernhard Langer, a 67-year-old golfing legend from Germany, and his son Jason. Despite falling short in a sudden death playoff to Team Langer, that incredible shot will be etched in memories for many years.

Tiger Woods remarked, “Sharing that extraordinary experience with Charlie, witnessing his first hole-in-one while Sam was by my side, it was a moment only our family and friends were part of – that’s the essence of this event. It’s all about connecting and cherishing our loved ones.

Meanwhile, Charlie, a member of the golf team at Benjamin High School, shared his excitement: “It was fantastic! Not a single mistake was made today, making it one of the most enjoyable experiences for me. To make things even better, I managed to hole-in-one – something I don’t think I can beat. Simply amazing!

You can watch the full video above which originally aired live on Peacock.

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