Tiger Woods made his debut last night in the TGL league, created by him and Rory McIlroy in partnership with the PGA Tour. His team did not excel, and suffered a huge defeat at the hands of Los Angeles GC with a score of 12-1. Tiger Woods, however, did not seem worried, and was in a good mood, smiling the whole time.

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Interestingly, his son, Charlie, was also in the audience, laughing and enjoying the match between his father's team and LA GC.

The Jupiter Links GC team consists of Tiger Woods, Kevin Kisner, Max Homa and Tom Kim. On the other hand, Los Angeles GC consists of Justin Rose, Tommy Fleetwood, Collin Morikawa, and Sahith Theegala.

A particularly interesting moment was on the par-5 second hole filled with water, called 'Pick Yer Plunder'. The 590-yard hole was causing problems for many, and Tiger at one point decided to take matters into his own hands.

However, the legendary golfer did not have his best moment as his 101-yard wedge went over the green and into the water. The 48-year-old was surprised by the outcome, and at that moment the camera panned to Charlie Woods, his son, who had a smile on his face and questions above his head.

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It seemed as if he didn't know what was happening.

Charlie Woods and PNC Championship

Charlie showed at this year's PNC Championship the qualities he possesses, and many believe that he will have a great career just like his father. Charlie is a 15-year-old who is already slowly entering the world adults, and is looking for his place on the golf scene.

Charlie is the best example of how quickly time flies. It's hard to get used to the fact that we won't see the old Tiger anymore, but we hope that his son will open a new era of golf in a few years, and be his true successor. Charlie has shown that he is talented, but for greater success, it will be important that many things come together for him.


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