On Wednesday, July 30, Charlie Woods released one of the most exciting rounds in junior PGA Championship history, hitting the 66-sixth shot below the 66.
The son of the 16-year-old legendary Tiger Woods rattles in an incredible nine birdies, including the first nine.
He highlights why he is a serious university prospect designed by Purdue University’s Campen Kossler course (Pete Pete Dye).
Woods’ dominant performance allowed him to soar in the second round of the game and compete for the championship and a coveted spot on the U.S. Junior Ryder Cup team.
The 72-hole PGA Championship is the pinnacle of junior amateur golf, attracting 156 best male and female players in the country.
The bet is huge, and his 66-year-old proves that he can definitely test elite standard golf.
Charlie Woods: Indiana’s brutal top nine
Charlie Woods immediately found his magic on a 7400-yard glove assembled by Pete Dye in the second round, entered the first T-shirt and hit three birdies in his first four holes.
And he didn’t stop there.
He copied his 15-time champion father’s ability to play five straight wins in five, seven, seven and eight holes, Bird Hole, to five-fifths.
Woods then added birdies to holes 12, 14 and 15, reaching the clubhouse in a brilliant turn of 66 before the blemishes.
Kampen-Cosler scored very low, and it wasn’t a tough route with tough bunkers and thick grasslands. It is considered one of the toughest in Indiana.
Pete Dye designed the main golf courses that exposed flaws, and Charlie rarely exposed.
His power, accuracy and calculations are just as attractive as clinically attractive.
Charlie Woods soared over 40 rankings on the second day of the junior high school PGA Championship. pic.twitter.com/xoja8jizxr
– Golf Digest (@golfdigest) July 30, 2025
Woods is in the T7 rankings, with seven points on the rankings, with 36 holes within the distance of leader Lunden Esterline (-14).
His family DNA is powerful in his family DNA, but it proves that he can produce goods on most things that will put a huge pressure on the teenager’s shoulders.
His second round of 66 had a breakthrough moment, but for those who came after it, it was more of a continuation.
Woods is a state champion with his Florida high school teammate, AJGA champion and son, and Woods has long shown that the hype is likely to be true.
Wednesday’s performance has nothing to do with potential; it’s about making the show he needs and delivering it – Woods did.
Passengers inspire passengers on Charlie Woods’ hype trains not only survive the harsh road, but also attack it with birds and beliefs.
There are two rounds of competition, and the junior high school PGA champion and the junior American Ryder Cup battle are open.
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