Charlie Woods, son of Tiger, hits second hole-in-one in 12 months at Junior Players | Golf
Charlie Woods hid her second hole recorded in one after firing an ace on Sunday in the third and final of the junior players championship in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.
Starting the round on the nine rear, Woods was equal to 11 holes on Sunday before covering the third party with a 177 yards at TPC Sawgrass.
The first Woods AS came as he played with his famous father, Tiger, at the PNC 2024 championship last December. The 16-year-old man made this shot with an iron at 7 on the fourth hole in 176 yards at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club.
Charlie slowly catches his father, who recorded 10 holes in one.
Junior Players are one of the most prestigious junior tournaments in the United States. Charlie has had a strong season so far, he qualified for the American junior amateur in July and finished tied to the ninth to the Junior PGA this month, although this result meant that he had failed to qualify for the junior Ryder Cup.
