Tiger Woods’ son Charlie appeared to imitate one of his father’s most iconic moments as he sunk a stunning chip for birdie at the PNC Championship. The 14-year-old’s performance throughout the tournament was praised by many, and he even evoked memories of Woods’ stunning chip at the 2005 Masters

On the final day of the PNC Championship, Charlie amazed those in attendance with a delicate chip on the ninth hole. With his ball just outside the green, the younger Woods chipped the ball which slowly creeped its way into the hole.

After sinking the incredible shot, Charlie pointed to the sky and pumped his fist in excitement, yelling “Come on” as he made his way around the green when the ball dropped into the hole. Woods had an immense smile etched across his face as he clapped while beaming with pride.

Naturally, the moment had some similarities to perhaps the most iconic shot of Woods’ career: his chip on the 16th hole at August on championship Sunday. He went on to defeat Chris DiMarco to claim the fourth of his five Masters titles

Woods stuck to tradition and wore his signature red shirt as it was the final day of the competition while son Charlie donned a purple jumper. However, the pair finished the PNC Championship tied for fifth place with Teams Lehman, Cink, Kuchar and Daly at -19.

Heading into Sunday, the duo were tied for 11th and their commendable showing on the final day helped propel them into a more respectable final position. Team Langer, featuring two-time Masters champion Bernhard and son Jason, won the tournament with a score of -25.

Team Woods played well on the first day of the two-day tournament – with Charlie hitting fairway after fairway. He continued to dominate off the tee and didn’t miss a fairway on Sunday.

Woods, whose daughter Sam caddied for her father on Saturday, was thrilled with his son’s play. After seeing Charlie hit another impressive shot, he said: “The ending on that right there, that was nasty. F****** nasty.”

Woods has outlined his intention to play ‘once a month’ on tour in 2024, reiterating his target after completing 72 holes in his comeback at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas last month. Speaking to reporters about his planned schedule, Woods said: “I think that if you asked me right now I’m a little sore, but once a month seems reasonable.

“Having a couple of weeks off to recover, a week to build up, there’s no reason why I can’t get into a rhythm. It’s just a matter of getting in better shape basically. I feel like my game’s not that far off, but I need to get in better shape.”

Tiger Woods announced on Monday, January 8, the end of his sponsorship contract with Nike. The end of the iconic relationship has raised numerous questions among fans about Woods’ likely future, but also about that of his son Charlie.

At 14 years of age, Charlie Woods is already taking his first steps in golf with good results. This, coupled with his obvious relationship with his father Tiger Woods, makes Charlie an option for potential sponsors to consider.

There is no rumor associated with the possible signing of Charlie Woods with Nike, neither before Tiger Woods left the brand, nor now. A few weeks ago, reports emerged that Charlie had signed a sponsorship contract with Greyson Clothiers, but this has not been officially confirmed.

Greyson Clothiers is a golf clothing and apparel brand that, among other athletes, sponsors Justin Thomas. Charlie Woods played one of the rounds of the 2023 PNC Championship wearing a sweater with the company’s branding visible.

That same day, former National Football League (NFL) star Larry Fitzgerald, who is also sponsored by Greyson Clothiers, posted on Instagram a “welcome back” to Tiger Woods’ son. The brand’s official account reposted Fitzgerald’s post but later deleted it.

These instances, coupled with the rumor (now confirmed) that Tiger Woods would leave Nike, led some to think that Charlie could be sponsored by Greyson Clothiers. But the truth is that there is no confirmation of this or any other sponsor working with Charlie Woods.