Tiger and Charlie Woods.Photo: Phelan M Ebenhack/AP/Shutterstock
Like father, like son!
Thenow-viral clipshows that the 44-year-old pro golfer and his 11-year-old son twirl their golf club, pump their fist, rub their nose and stand on the course in a strikingly similar way.
Last week, Woods and Charlie competed in the PNC Championship over the weekend, where the young golfer made a very impressive shot — much to the delight of his father — on the first day of the event.
After Charlie finished up the hole, the proud dad also had a big smile on his face as he clapped for his son and gave him a high five. “That’s your first eagle,” the father of two added, according toESPN,as the pair — who wore matching shirts — made their way off the green.
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Then, the golfer and his son started off the second day of the tournament strong, as Woods made an eagle, putting themjust four shots from the lead. Charlie also made his fair share ofimpressive shots, and evencelebrated one with a fist pump—just like his dad!
As they finished up their day, with Charlie making their final putt, Woodsgave his son a big hugand a pat on the back.
“I don’t think words can describe it. Just the fact that we were able to have this experience together, Charlie and I,” Woods told reporters. “It’s memories for a lifetime.”
The championship, formerly known as the Father/Son Challenge, brings together PGA Tour and LPGA athletes and a family member to compete as a team. The pro-am began last Thursday, while the two-day competition started up on Saturday.
When news of their participation was announced, Woods told the PGA in a statement, “I can’t tell you how excited I am to be playing with Charlie in our first official tournament together.”
“It’s been great watching him progress as a junior golfer and it will be incredible playing as a team together in the PNC Championship,” he added.
Despite the Woods' valiant effort, Justin and Mike Thomas ended up winning the event.
source: people.com
