Woods spotted with ex-wife Elin Nordegren at Charlie Woods’ golf tournament: Reports
Tiger Woods and his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, were at the Miami Shores Country Club on Monday (Nov. 4), to watch their son, Charlie Woods, compete. Charlie and his team, the Benjamin School Buccaneers, were playing in the regional championship in hopes of advancing to the state championship.
This is the first time in a year that Tiger Woods and Ellen Nordegren have been seen together in public. It was when the Buccaneers, including Charlie, won the 2023 State Championship that both Tiger and Elin were present at the championship ring ceremony.
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According to the Palm Beach Post report, Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren rode together in the same golf cart for part of the round. The information also indicates that Elin was the first to congratulate Charlie at the end of his round.
Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren met in 2001 and got engaged in 2003. They married in 2004 in Barbados. They had their first child (daughter), Sam, in 2007 and their second (son), Charlie, in 2009. The couple divorced in 2010 after Tiger admitted infidelity.
After her divorce from Tiger Woods, Elin Nordegren attended Rollins College, from which she graduated in 2014 with a degree in psychology and an outstanding senior award. In 2019, she married former professional football player Jordan Cameron, with whom she has three children.
Tiger Woods’ son’s team qualifies for State tournament
Charlie Woods played in the Class 1A Region 4 tournament with his parents in the crowd. His team finished in second place, earning one of two spots in the State Championship, where they will defend the title they won in 2023.
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Senior Pavel Tsar led the Buccaneers, finishing second individually with a 4-under 67. Sophomore Andrew Tsar (Pavel’s brother) tied for fourth (1-under), while fellow sophomore Charlie Woods tied for sixth (even par).
The other two competitors for the Buccaneers were sophomore Brooks Colton and junior Jake Valentine. Both finished at 2-over.
Toby Harbeck, coach of the Benjamin School boys golf team, had this to say after the tournament (via the Palm Beach Post):
“That was the main objective today – to finish first or second. We wanted to obviously win, but we want to defend our title. We’re going to get that chance, and I like our chances.”
Commenting on his team’s performance, Harbeck said:
“We got off to a terrible start…But you know, this group, they battle back. They’ve done it all year. They did it last year. So, they know how to fight back when things aren’t going the way they want.”
Harbeck also shared some opinions about Charlie Woods. He said the following:
“He’s tough on himself. If he could just relax and play, store some of that energy, it’s good. He’s just young. He’s got a lot of Dad in him.”
The Benjamin School Buccaneers will compete in the state championship next week, beginning November
