Charlie Woods Stuns PNC Championship With First Career Hole-In-One Alongside Dad Tiger
Charlie Woods achieved his first-ever hole-in-one during the final round of the PNC Championship, playing alongside his father Tiger Woods. The 15-year-old used a 7-iron from 175 yards at the par-3 fourth hole, executing what he called "a perfect cut."
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The ace came after the father-son duo had already birdied the first and second holes. Tiger's reaction was particularly memorable, as he enthusiastically embraced his son following the incredible shot. He jokingly told Charlie that "the (drinks) round is on you bud."
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This isn't Charlie's first notable achievement at the PNC Championship. During his debut appearance at age 10, he made his first eagle at the par-5 third hole with an impressive hooked fairway wood approach.
For context, Tiger Woods made his first televised hole-in-one during his professional debut at the 1996 Greater Milwaukee Open. Throughout his PGA Tour career, Tiger has recorded three aces, all occurring in his first three seasons. His most famous hole-in-one came at the 1997 Phoenix Open with a 9-iron shot that sent the crowd into a frenzy.
The Woods duo remained well in contention in Florida following this remarkable moment, nearly adding an eagle on the par-5 fifth hole immediately after the ace.