US EditionAP PHOTOS: Tiger’s Son, Charlie Woods, in the Spotlight
- At 16 years old, Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, secured his inaugural victory on the American Junior Golf Association circuit by winning the Team TaylorMade Invitational in Bowling Green, Florida.
- Entering the tournament ranked 604th, Charlie surged due to steady development and key putting under pressure to finish 15-under 201 and win by three strokes.
- His victory elevated his AJGA ranking from 604th to 14th and positioned him among elite junior golfers, signaling readiness for higher competition and increased media attention.
- Sports attorney Josh Goldberg estimates Charlie's NIL value could exceed $1 million because of his family name and sponsor interest, potentially boosting college golf's visibility.
- The win marks a turning point in Charlie’s career, suggesting an acceleration in his competitive growth and increased scrutiny as he balances identity apart from his father.
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22 Articles
Tiger Woods' son is in the spotlight for a big win; Jack Nicklaus says a tough road lies ahead
Charlie Woods won his first big golf tournament and the 16-year-old son of Tiger Woods got plenty of attention. Jack Nicklaus knows as well as anyone what that can be
Oskaloosa Herald
AP PHOTOS: Tiger's son, Charlie Woods, in the spotlight
Charlie Woods made his TV debut at age 11 in the PNC Championship, the tournament that pairs major champions with a family member. He has grown and matured since then. He won his first big golf tournament last week and…
The Record
My Mother LodeTiger Woods’ son is in the spotlight for a big win. Jack Nicklaus says a tough road lies ahead
Golf is hard enough without having a famous father who set a standard hard to match even by the very best. Tiger Woods is certain to watch that unfold over the next several years.
Idaho Press
Tiger Woods' son is in the spotlight for a big win. Jack Nicklaus says a tough road lies ahead
Golf is hard enough without having a famous father who set a standard hard to match even by the very best. Tiger Woods is certain to watch that unfold over the next several years.
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