Earlier this year, Tiger Woods faced an unimaginable loss with the passing of his mother, Kultida. Yet even in the midst of heartbreak, there was a bright spot. His daughter, Sam, helped lead the Benjamin High School girls’ soccer team to a state championship. Hence, to continue her passion for sports alongside academics, she’s now headed to Stanford. However, it seems that his son, Charlie, may take a similar path.

Just like his daughter, Tiger Woods himself once attended Stanford, and now Charlie might follow in their footsteps. According to a recent post from Cameron Jourdan on X, a few coaches (names not yet revealed) have already reached out to Charlie Woods. So when Tiger Woods was asked about his son’s recruitment and how the process has been for them, the 49-year-old offered a small peek into what he’s thinking as Charlie’s next chapter begins.

Tiger Woods explained that the recruiting process today is completely different from when he was a young athlete. “Now you have cell phones,” he said, noting how quickly coaches can reach players. He further contrasted it with his own experience, saying, “We didn’t have cell phones.” So when asked about where Charlie might go next, Tiger shared that it’s been “fun to be a part of the process with Charlie” and to watch new opportunities open up as his son continues to improve.

According to Tiger, Charlie has options based on “places that he could play, wants to play,” and they’ll decide together where he ultimately chooses to go.

“It’s fun to be a part of the process with Charlie and go through it and see where the opportunities that he has that he has created for himself by playing better, places that he could play, wants to play, and ultimately we’ll decide where he wants to go play,” Tiger Woods said.

For now, Tiger hasn’t revealed whether Charlie will follow the same path as him or his sister, Sam. But he made one thing clear: he’s excited to see where his son’s talent and hard work will lead him.

This is a developing story…