Latest Sports News: Tiger Woods Watches Son Charlie Shoot 12-over 82 in US Junior Amateur at Oakland Hills

The son of golf legend Tiger Woods, Charlie Woods, had a tough day on the course at the U.S. Junior Amateur tournament. The 15-year-old golfer shot a 12-over 82, but still managed to qualify for the tournament. Despite his rough round, Tiger Woods was supportive of his son, acknowledging the pressure he was feeling.

Charlie Woods earned his spot in the tournament by winning his qualifier last month in Florida. Now, he faces the challenge of trying to make the cut on the Oakland Hills South Course. Tiger Woods, who had just returned from the British Open, watched his son play, surrounded by a large crowd of spectators.

The event drew a lot of attention, with fans eager to see the young Woods in action. Despite some struggles on the course, Charlie showed glimpses of his potential with two birdies. Tiger, who had his own success as a junior golfer, could only watch from a distance as rules prevented him from coaching his son during the tournament.

Overall, it was a day of highs and lows for Charlie Woods, but his determination and talent are clear. With the support of his father and the experience gained from competing at a high level, Charlie has the potential to follow in his famous father’s footsteps in the world of golf.