Tiger Woods is in Golf what Roger Federer is in tennis or Michael Jordan in basketball. A true living legend of his sport. Unlike the other two, he will be able to continue playing well beyond the age of fifty. Golf is in fact much less traumatic for the body than many other sports. Like LeBron James, he had the joy of being able to play with your son.
Charlie Woods is only 15 years old, but he seems to have recovered the genes of his famous father. We were able to see some glimpses of his talent during the PNC Championship. The son of the “Tiger” left all the spectators speechless. His father was the first to seem particularly proud to see that the next generation was already there and that she was going to want to retire him soon.
Tiger Woods’ son’s hole in one
For a moment, everyone gathered around the PNC Champioship course froze. Charlie Woods, the first, seemed surprised by the incredible blow that he had just realized. In front of his legendary father, he delivered an incredible hole-in-one. A shot of more than 160 meters which will end its course directly in the hole. Even if this type of blow happens quite regularly, each time they are perceived like little moments of grace.
The first to come and congratulate Charlie Woods was obviously his father. He took him in his arms under the eyes of an audience both won over and touched by this scene. Far from losing his sense of humor, the champion immediately teased his son. “You’re going to have to treat everyone here to a round, it’s tradition.” To which Charlie responded not without a touch of humor:“I’m broke, there are too many people!” ».
Golfer loses close friend
During this tournament which brought together a golfer who has already won a major tournament and a member of his family, the Woods finished in second place. It should also be noted that the first hole in one of Tiger Woods’ career, he was already over 20, five years older than his son Charlie. Otherwise, following this tournament, Tiger Woods posted a much less cheerful message. A golf journalist whose he seemed very close died and he wanted to pay him a vibrant tribute.
“Unfortunately, the golf world lost part of our family todaythe beloved golf journalist Steve DiMeglio. I have always been very close to Steve and we exchanged texts telling him that he needed to keep fighting to get better so we could see each other in the Bahamas last month. And that’s what we did. I am very grateful for that. It’s a very sad day for everyone in golf. We really lost a friend.”
