As a father, as a son.
11-year-old Tiger Woods’ son Charlie drew titles just before this weekend’s PNC Championship and his cradle was on Twitter with the Eagle on Saturday. He hit his first shot from 180 meters and then caught a putt.
The duo finished -10 that day, tied for sixth place. Matt Kuchar and his 12-year-old son Cameron are leading at -14.
The event is reserved for major champions and a family member.
Padraig Harrington added hype this weekend by saying that Charlie Woods will be the story of the tournament.
“Which I find interesting: I think Tiger became a professional a little bit before me or at the same time as me,” Harrington said Friday, according to ESPN. “This is the first tournament I have ever played in which Tiger Woods plays, in the sense that he is not the star of the show.
“It simply came to our notice then. She’s not the star of the show this week. And that is very much among players and professionals. We all go within range and everyone stops to look at Charlie. – Get out of the way, Tiger. The buzz created is incredible. “
So far he has not been mistaken.
