Like Father Like Son

 

Tiger Woods with his son, Charlie Axel Woods at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando, Florida, surprised many by signing up to play in the event reserved for major champions and a family member. 

Charlie Woods looked like a mini pro golfer out there, all the mannerisms on display. From taking off his glove to putt, carrying a yardage book in his back left pocket, marking his ball on the green and lining up shots, the youngest golfer to ever compete in the PNC Championship played the part. 

And it's not too hard to figure out where he got it all from.

Given how Tiger separates his personal life and family life, it would have been more than understandable if a day like this had waited several years. 

Tiger has been dealing with the spotlight since he was younger than Charlie and knows how harsh those bright lights can shine.

But his son has handled it like a champ, and his golf game has been impressive too.

"The idea was to make sure we had fun,'' Tiger said after a 62 in the scramble format left them four shots behind the leaders, Matt Kuchar and his 13-year-old son, Cameron. 

Charlie's mom who is also Tiger Wood's ex-wife Elin Nordegren together with her daughter were also spotted the father-son tournament. 

It was the first time Nordegren, who walked the final round, has been pictured at a golf tournament since the 2009 Presidents Cup at Harding Park. 

Tiger and Swedish-born Nordegren, 40, split in 2010, six years after marrying when Woods' numerous infidelities came to light.

The women took in the action with the Woods and Nordegren's 13-year-old daughter Sam, as they followed Charlie and Tiger round the holes.