Annika Sorenstam might have retired from professional golf, but the former great still plays the game as a pastime. It led her to the Invited Celebrity Classic recently, where she was joined by her son, Will McGee, around the ropes. But what did the young boy have to say regarding her mother’s golf game?

Annika Sorenstam’s son provides exceptional commentary on the sidelines

Having spent a lot of time on the course, young Will knew a thing or two about his mom’s game. His knowledge was put to test at the friendly event at the Las Colinas Country Club recently, where he tried to call out Sorenstam’s shots on a difficult hole.

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Initially, Will made the observation of her mother holding a 7-iron for a drive down the green. He also claimed that her timing hasn’t been the best in recent days, but was confident of her mom to eke out a shot under the circumstances. “She’s been playing solid,” he said.

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After a good hit, Sorenstam reached the green with a putt for birdie. It was here that young Will decided to make his calculated guesses for the birdie putt. “This putt’s very fast. It’s downhill, downwind. It’s going to want to break a little bit. So hopefully she can get the speed right here,” he said.

Her husband’s experience comes in handy for Annika Sorenstam

Furthermore, Will claimed that he went down the hole with his father earlier in the day, which could help his mother. Mike McGee, who’s husband to Sorenstam, was caddying for her at the tournament.

“Whenever he has a lie, she trusts him and then it goes in. So that’s nice” Will claimed. After careful observations on the field of play, Sorenstam pushed a 25-30 yard out putt successfully for a birdie, which was met with loud cheers from onlookers.

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Later, the PGA Tour Champions posted the video, which was met with appreciative comments from fans around the world. But significantly, Will’s father, Mike, also expressed his delight in his son’s work. Check out his tweet:

Still only 11, do you think Will has the traits to become a caddie or a golfer himself? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.