‘The Similarity Here Is WILD’: Charlie Woods Freaks Out Everyone With Uncanny Tee Shot Routine, Just Like His Dad Tiger Woods

The progress of Tiger Woods’ son, Charlie Woods, has kept everyone hooked on their screens. Still, only 13, his participation in golf tournaments has left fans to believe he could follow in his father’s footsteps. With Tiger out due to injuries and rehabilitation, Charlie is the closest to what fans can envision of Woods.

The youngster didn’t disappoint, displaying an eerily similar tee-shot routine, just like his father in a golf tournament in Coushatta.

Tiger Woods’ son takes guard at Coushatta

Young Charlie is currently playing at the Notah Begay III Boys Jr Golf National Championship in Louisiana. As has been the norm in the past few months, Tiger Woods has broken away from his recuperation to join his son as a caddie.

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The event is being played at the Koasati Pines at Coushatta, in Kinder. 13-year-old Charlie is participating in the Boys 12-13 category and was scheduled for a tee-off at 11.54 on Monday.

He eventually finished the day with a score of one over 72. Charlie was destined for a better finish, but a triple bogey on the par-5 18th hole crumpled up his chances of finishing under-par. At the end of the first day, Woods was tied at a decent 21st place.

Golf World raves Charlie Woods’ uncanny tee-shot routine

While in the news on the latest developments, fans stumbled upon Charlie’s tee shot on the internet. It’s safe to say that netizens went wild over the uncanny resemblance of his tee-shot routine to his father’s.

Here’s a selection of tweets from the video.

While many lavished praise on the pre-shot routine, Woods Jr. possesses a formidable and balanced drive as well. His constant participation in golf tournaments across the country has led many to believe that another storied golf career is in store.

Indeed, his performances have been on the rise in recent months. He shot a career-best round of 68 in the qualifiers of the national championship at the Mission Inn Resort last week. In what seems to be a promising career, who else but golf icon Tiger Woods to mentor him through?

Though injuries have significantly eliminated game time, Woods’ injury has helped him connect with his son on his golf ambitions. If all goes well, expect the father-son duo to tee up together at the next PNC Championship as well.

The Notah Begay III Boys Jr Golf National Championship will conclude after a three-day event on Wednesday.

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