Tiger Woods, the golf superstar, has shown his humility at the PNC Championship by acting like a father figure during some humorous moments and by giving children some really wise advice.
At the PNC Championship, Tiger Woods has been embracing the family atmosphere. In a touching moment, he revealed his fatherly side in a conversation with Charlie’s son.
The 15-time Major Championship winner is playing in the Orlando tournament at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club with his 14-year-old son. Among the most well-known participants in this year’s event, Woods demonstrated his fatherly instincts by accompanying his son on the course for Friday’s Pro-Am.
Father-son pair Charlie and Tiger are competing in the 36-hole team event for the fourth time; the former has returned from ankle surgery. The American sports legend underwent surgery following pain from a single-person vehicle accident in 2021.
Following his even par and 18th place finish in the Hero World Challenge last month, Woods was obviously relishing every second of his most recent father-son bonding adventure. When the 47-year-old took a break for lunch, he once jokingly flung a chicken tender at his son, demonstrating that he is still a child at heart.
Presenting a more somber side, the five-time Masters champion was also available to provide guidance to young attendees. At the beginning of a warm-up session, he had a funny conversation with the son of John Patrick Daly, asking the 20-year-old where his dad was. He then joked, “All you have to do is show up on time.”
