2024 Masters: Charlie Woods spotted on range working with Tiger as he preps for Sunday’s final round

Ahead of the final round of the 2024 Masters, Tiger and Charlie Woods exchange a fist bump on the practice range.

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Tiger Woods had a forgettable Saturday at the 2024 Masters in Augusta, Georgia. However, Sunday appears to be more uplifting as he accompanied a familiar face to the practice range for the final round – inspiring hope for his fifth green jacket win.

While waiting for his 9:35 a.m. tee time with amateur Neal Shipley, Tiger’s young son Charlie Woods observed him practicing by hitting balls and even gave some advice on his iron techniques. At 14 years old, it was impressive to see the interest that he displayed in witnessing his father’s warm-up routine.

Tiger faced a difficult time during his third round, as he battled with both an unsatisfactory swing and lingering back discomfort. This resulted in eight bogeys and two double bogeys for Woods, ultimately causing him to post a score of 10-over-par 82 – the highest total ever recorded by Tiger across all 99 rounds played at Augusta National thus far. At day’s end, he sat tied in fifty-second place on the leaderboard eighteen strokes off first position after ending his tournament run with an overall tally of eleven over par.

It was clear that Woods felt disappointed with how he played, despite making the cut easily on the previous day and breaking a record for most consecutive cuts made in Masters tournament history at 24.