Exclusive :Charlie Woods Hits another biggest record again, the South Florida PGA Junior Tour is shocked

Alongside Benjamin coach Toby Harbeck (left), 14 year-old Charlie Woods (middle) shows off his trophy haul after shooting a 102 to be the individual champ of the SFPGA’s West Coast High School tournament at Cypress Woods Golf and Country Club in Naples on Sept. 30, 2023.Golf fans who have been following the growth of Charlie Woods, the son of Tiger Woods, may have been wondering where and if the golf star-in-the-making would play at the high school level.The Benjamin School, located in Palm Beach Gardens, was the lucky winner and has reaped benefits from his prowess already.After clinching the West Coast High School Tournament, hosted by the South Florida PGA Junior Tour, on Saturday afternoon, the Buccaneer boys golf team is well on its way to what it hopes will be a fourth state championship with the 14-year-old freshman prodigy.Charlie was the two-day tournament’s individual champ at Cypress Woods Golf and Country Club in Naples.Seniors Aiden Miller and Tyler Bruneau tied for second, as Luke Wise came in fourth. Travis Robertson, another eldest of Benjamin, shot two before leaving. -S-hills, where Benjamin will go to the highway championship of secondary school this fall. With Tiger Caddying and the final scores of 71 and 66-second rounds, emphasized by nine birds to tie his best career-challi won the youthful regional selection in the age division of 14-15 to switch to the National Championship in Kustatt, Louisiana. The event, which should begin on November 4, will end in November. The Florida High School Athletic Association State Golf Championship Tournament kicks off on Nov. 6, with team and individual champions to be crowned on Nov. 15. Charlie had nothing but positive things to say about the El Campion course at Mission Inn Resort. “This course is ideal for me,” Woods told tournament host Ryan Barr. His father may be intimidated by high school rules and regulations when Charlie plays in the state collegiate championship for the first time in November. However, the Bucs can feel confident with an established “rookie” in the lineup. With Tiger Woods as his caddy, Charlie Woods sinks an 18 putt to win the Notah Begay event. Justin Leonard saw a lot of Tiger Woods in Charlie at a recent tournament in Florida. junior golf club championship.