Tiger Woods watches son Charlie leave U.S. Junior Amateur

Tiger Woods watches his son Charlie Woods during the second round of stroke play at the US Junior Amateur Golf Championship. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

Tiger Woods watched his son Charlie shoot a 10-over 80 on Tuesday and miss the cut at 22 over through two rounds at the US Junior Amateur championship. USGA rules prohibit parents from caddying for their children at the tournament, so Woods could only watch as a spectator.

His 15-year-old son finished near the bottom of a field of 264 players that qualified last month. Imagageds are removed from the 15th T -shirts during the second round of the game in the tournament

The 64 best players are moving in accordance with the game that begins on Wednesday. The match of the championship with 36 holes-sabbot. Woods started the second day well, rising to the challenge of sinking his first putt in front of a crowd of about 500.

Woods was on the fourth hole when a storm caused play to be suspended for more than an hour. When the match resumed, he closed the first nine, playing five holes in eight, including a scary triple on the 18th par-4, where he had two steps on the Green sublime to return on the rise. Finally, he received his fifth blow to stay green.