Watch: Charlie Woods drains a hole in one, her second ace in less than a year, in Junior Players Championships

Charlie Woods notched another major emphasis in his young golf career with a hole in one, his second in less than the calendar year. Forest, which drained his first Ace last December when he played with his father, Tiger Wood, at the PNC Championship, found a hole on TPC sawdust in the championship championship championship classes.

Woods started a day on the back nine, played 11 holes before the pumid shots and entered the third hole even a couple. He took off with iron on a hole of 3, of 177 yards and watched his ball in the cup. The fans standing around the green were the first to notice, and those in and around the guy box, which they covered, glorified after the reality of the moment became clear.

The hole in one led the forest to 6 for the tournament. In the first two rounds, he shot 76 and 75.

The first ACE from the forest came from almost identical distance. In the final circle of last year’s PNC championship, he sank in a 174 meter shot in a pair. Tri-3 4. On the Ritz-Carlton GC. He celebrated his father after the moment of disbelief.

“It was perfect 7-iron, so I just hit … a little cut 7,” said the forest after that after that December 2024. Years. “I didn’t think he came in. I don’t trust anyone until I go there and see.”

Woods, 16, is in the middle of an impressive shooting that went on that shot last winter. He won his first name Junior Tournament in May in Taylormade invitation team and ended the ninth in this monthly championship in Junior PGA.