Exclusive: Charlie Woods set another incredible record as father and son. Junior visit to South Florida was a shocker. Details 👇👇
The South Florida Junior Tour was a shocker. Benjamin’s coach Toby Harbeck (left) and 14-year-old Charlie Woods (center) shot 102 in all events at the SFPGA Academy and won the trophy. September 30, 2023, Palm Beach Gardens, Naples Golf and Country Club is the lucky winner and already a winner. The Buccaneer boys golf team, which won the South Florida PGA Tour’s West Coast High School Tournament on Saturday afternoon, is hoping that 14-year-old Charlie will be a phenomenal freshman and become just the fourth state champion in the East. Luke Wise finished fourth in the two-day tournament at Cypress Woods Golf and Country Club in Naples.
Travis Robertson, another Benjamin senior, scored two points before being ejected. Charlie’s performance followed a first round appearance last weekend at the Notah Begay III “Last Chance” Florida National Junior Golf Club at the Mission Inn Resort in Howie, marking his second time in the lower rounds at the championship. Yours. He participated. Benjamin will compete in the state high school championships this fall. With Tiger caddying and final scores of 71 and 66 (a second round highlighted by a career-best nine birdies), Charlie won the boys 14-15 regional and national championships at Kusha. Louisiana. He was qualified as a championship. The event is scheduled to begin on Nov. 4 and end on Nov. 4. The Florida High School Athletic Association State Golf Championships will begin on Nov. 6, with team and individual champions to be determined on Nov. 6. 15.
Charlie had nothing but positive things to say about his training at Mission Inn Resort El Campion. \\ “This course is perfect for me,” Woods told tournament leader Ryan Rose. When Charlie plays in his first state championship, the school’s rules and regulations might intimidate his father. In November, however, the Bucks should feel confident with the experienced rookie on the roster. Charlie Woods, caddied by Tiger Woods, shot 18 to win the Notah Begay Tournament. Justin Leonard got to watch Tiger Woods and Charlie play up close at a recent tournament in Florida. Junior Golf Club Championships.