Charlie Woods: At the age of 16 for the first tournament victory like Papa Tiger!

Charlie Woods: At the age of 16 for the first tournament victory like Papa Tiger!

Streamsong Black, Florida, USA - Charlie Woods, the 16-year-old son of the golf star Tiger Woods, won his first big tournament victory. In the TaylorMade Invitational team, a prestigious event by the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA), the young golfer celebrated a remarkable success with an overall result of 15 under par. He does this in the demanding place of stream song Black in Florida, where he completed the third and last round with an impressive 66 66th line and a lead of three strokes played out. Laola1 reports that Charlie with a total of 25 birdies and an eagle shone over the three rounds.

Before the tournament, Charlie Woods was classified in 606 in the AJGA ranking. With this victory, he is expected to climb into the top 20, which could significantly increase his chances of a future professional career in the Golf. In a top -class competition, which also included the best junior player in the country, Miles Russell, Woods demonstrated his talent and secured the victory with a lead of six strokes on Russell. CBS Sports First round, which he closed with 2 under par, in the ranking in the 12th place.

growing ambitions in the Golf

With rounds of 70, 65 and 66, Charlie Woods shows that he is not only talented, but also performs the necessary perseverance in order to be successful in a competitive environment. In the second round, he achieved the best overall performance of the day with 7 under par, which gave him support for the final day. However, his playing style is not without risk: Despite the many birdies, he also collected some bogeys and a triple bogey, which makes him set in an aggressive game. The New York Times reports that Woods were one of the recent talents, which occurred in this tournament, some Competitors are two years older and are already preparing for the college game.

his father, Tiger Woods, took part in Ajga tournaments from 1991 to 1993 and won a total of eight titles. Charlie Woods has often participated in tournaments in recent years and played with his father at PNC Championship, where they took second place twice. The young golfer now returns strengthened to the competition area, while thinking about how his own way in the Golf could look. From June he can speak to college coaches, which could be of great importance for his sporting future.