‘Couldn’t Have Said It Any Better’: Tiger Woods Was Once Roasted by His Son Charlie Woods Over Abysmal Putting

Tiger Woods is one of the most legendary golfers to ever play the game of golf. If anyone has taken the sport to every inch of the globe, it is Woods. People are often inspired looking at Woods play in any professional tournament. However, his son Charlie Woods once made fun of the golfer’s skills on the field.

Charlie Woods proved to be Tiger Woods’ funny critic

Tiger Woods doesn’t usually struggle when it comes to putting the ball. However, it was not the case during the 2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. And his fans along with his critics have been keeping their eyes peeled whenever Woods approaches the ball to putt.

Although Woods’ fans have been in support of the golfer in all ups and downs, they have rarely said anything bad to his face. But his son Charlie did not hesitate to do so.

Woods once described a similar incident with his son in a video shared by his TGR Live. While a guest asked the golfer if he could have his old wedges, it reminded him of something Charlie said to him earlier.

He explained the incident and said, “I had to cut down one of my backup putters,” because Charlie wanted a similar one to his old man. He stated that his son had watched his struggles while putting at the Quail Hallow event. And looking at that, he roasted his dad asking him, “You want your backup putter back?”

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The people sitting in the audience laughed out loud throughout Woods’ funny story. The golfer also giggled all the way explaining the humorous incident between him and Charlie. “Ok son, well said! I couldn’t have said it any better” he said. “It was such a great line. Why would he have to use it on me?”

Woods shared a sweet memory with his dad on Father’s Day

The golfer tweeted pictures of himself hugging his old man as well as hugging his children. All those pictures appeared to be coming from emotional moments between a father and his kids on the field. Along the picture, he wrote referring to his father, “You’ve taught me so much about the game and how to be there for Sam and Charlie. We miss you.”

Earl Woods has been one of the best mentors the golf legend has ever played under. And the multiple-time major winner is adamant to do the same for his son, Charlie.

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