Tiger Woods’ s Son Charlie Woods Continues To Impress With Another Big Golf Win
As golf fans focused on the intense Ryder Cup action, Tiger Woods’ son, Charlie Woods, was busy creating his own spotlight — and adding another win to his name.
The 16-year-old sensation carded a brilliant 68 to lead The Benjamin School to a team victory at the South Florida PGA Junior Golf West Coast High School Championship, held at The Club at TwinEagles’ Talon Course in Naples, Florida.
Charlie started strong, firing eight birdies in his opening round. Despite a bogey and a triple, he still posted an impressive 68 to sit tied for second after the first day.
Though he couldn’t quite match that explosive start in round two, he stayed composed, recording four birdies and four bogeys to close at 4-under for the 36-hole event — finishing tied for fourth overall.
Teammate Clint Lewis also finished at 4-under, and together, he and Charlie powered The Benjamin School to a narrow four-shot victory over Sarasota High School.
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The Benjamin five-man roster — Woods, Lewis, Andrew Tsar, Drew Sterling, and Campbell Hogan — posted a team score of 1-over, edging out a competitive 16-team field.
The individual crown went to Jack Donovan, who triumphed over Henry Liebwein in a two-hole playoff after both players finished at 9-under.
Out of 98 participants, 82 completed the tournament.
This marks Charlie’s second high school team title, following his Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) Class A State Championship win last November.
Now a junior at The Benjamin School, Charlie Woods continues his impressive climb through the golf ranks — currently sitting at No. 9 in the AJGA national standings, with a résumé that mirrors that of a seasoned professional.
Earlier this year, Charlie claimed his first individual AJGA victory at the Team TaylorMade Invitational in May, then followed it up with a solid T9 finish at the Boys Junior PGA Championship two months later.
The South Florida PGA Junior Golf West Coast High School Championship also included a girls’ division, where Abigail Lee captured the individual title and Barron Collier High School took home the team crown.
There’s growing excitement that Charlie will once again join forces with his father, Tiger Woods, at the annual PNC Championship just before Christmas.
Woods, who turns 50 on 30 December, has been out of competitive action all season after recovering from surgery to repair a left Achilles tendon.
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Charlie will graduate from The Benjamin School in 2027.
It remains to be seen which college Charlie will choose to represent.
Charlie’s father Tiger attended Stanford University, but initial reports indicate he is unlikely going to follow his father’s footsteps.
One potential option for Charlie could be Florida State, but at this stage it’s unknown.
Charlie Woods is one of the best American junior golfers in 2025.
Tiger Woods’ son is currently ranked ninth in the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) rankings in October 2025.
Charlie has accumulated an average points of 46.72 points.
But he is some way off the top spot held by Miles Russell, who is also ranked 14th in the World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR).
Russell’s rise in the junior ranks has been so dominant that he has already been invited to compete in four tournaments on the PGA Tour.
But the 16-year-old has missed the cut each time.
Charlie is ranked 905th in the WAGR.
