Tiger Woods of the United States and son Charlie Woods celebrate on the sixth green during the first round of the PNC Championship at Ritz-Carlton Golf Club on
The golf world waits for Tiger Woods to make his triumphant return to the sport once again, at least one member of the Woods family has been crushing it on the course lately: His 14-year-old son Charlie.
Charlie Woods was a participant in this week’s Major Championship at Village Golf Course in Royal Palm Beach as part of the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour. The 15-time-major winner’s son dominated the competition, winning the tournament by eight strokes and finishing as the only golfer under par at one-under. The fourth-best performers in the tournament were 11-over.
Tiger Woods, who is an investor in the tour according to TWLegion, was in attendance to see his son win the event.
Fans have been predicting big things for the 14-year-old golfer for a while now. Many took to Twitter and Instagram to further gush over his potential as a golf star at the professional level:
“Only player under par in a major? Like father like son (goat),” one user replied.
“About time. If he’s gonna compete, he needs to start winning now,” another joked.
“LIV should just get the bag out now,” joked a third.
We just saw one young golf phenom in Rose Zhang dominate in her LPGA Tour debut this past week. Waiting a few more years for the first member of Tiger Woods’ family to go pro will be fun.