In a remarkable display of talent and familial bond, golf icon Tiger Woods and his 14-year-old son, Charlie Axel Woods, are making waves as a formidable duo on the green.
Charlie’s emergence in the golfing world was underscored on Sunday, Sept. 24, as he secured a coveted spot in the Notah Begay III National Championship. This milestone followed his victory in the second round of the 14-15 age division at the Last Chance Regional. However, Charlie’s triumph wasn’t solitary, as his father, Tiger, stood as his proud caddy throughout the competition’s second round.
For the uninitiated, a caddy plays a pivotal role in golf, shouldering the player’s bag and offering strategic advice and support during the game.
Reflecting on the experience, Charlie expressed gratitude for his father’s presence, describing their partnership as an insular world where they focus on each shot. He acknowledged Tiger’s influence in keeping him grounded and focused, emphasizing the importance of taking one shot at a time.
Captured on Instagram, the father-son dynamic garnered attention from the golfing community, with Shane Croft, who caddied alongside Tiger, hailing the outing as “epic” and “unreal.” Croft, whose son Chase also competed, shared his awe at spending four hours in the company of Charlie and Tiger, predicting it as a cherished family tale for years to come.
The synergy between Tiger and Charlie exemplifies not only their shared passion for golf but also the enduring bond between a father and his son. As Charlie continues to make strides in the sport, guided by his father’s wisdom and support, their journey promises to inspire generations of golf enthusiasts worldwide.