Unexpected sad news as Charlie Woods is due to miss the Dustin Johnson World Junior Championship at TPC Myrtle Beach

I made an ace. That was what Charlie Woods said after losing the 2024 PNC Championship to Team Langer. But, of course, the expectations of the fact that he will make an incredible return, always there, and, well, when everyone was waiting, finally here! The 10th annual junior golf championship Dustin Johnson Junior is almost there. From February 28 to March 2, 2025, the best young golf players will be followed on TPC Myrtle Beach – a course that does not play well. This is the final test, and these ascending stars are ready to be displayed. Who will win the victory? Five of the 10th golf notebook best players, including Tyler Watts, Mason Howell and Usher Vargas, compete for the trophy. Watts, who sits in fifth place, has returned to above the T-3 since his arrival last year. Meanwhile, Howell and Vargas stop ready to make a statement. But a name that certainly attracts a lot of attention is Charlie Woods, the 15 -year -old son of the legend of Golf Tiger Woods.

Charlie Woods is already making a name for himself in the junior golf circuit with his impressive skills and composure on the course. He teamed up with his dad, for a runner-up finish at the 2024 PNC Championship – where he scored a hole-in-one at the par-3 fourth hole!

While many of the players competing in the 2025 Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship may not be household names, there’s one notable exception: Charlie Woods. According to TPC Myrtle Beach, Charlie’s swing reminds his father, which made him one of the great people of the game. “While Woods does not have the summary of his contemporaries, sabotage has at the same time a swing that looks like the one who made his father one of the great people of the game, and he gets up,” said TPC Myrtle Beach in a press release. In the 10th annual tournament, 90 male and female players aged 13 to 18 years will be presented. Three past champions have already won PGA and LPGA TOURS. The tournament gave junior golf more than $500,000 through the foundations, with the support of Dustin Johnson, a native of Columbia, South Carolina. “Thanks to the Dustin Johnson Foundation, headquartered in Myrtle Beach, Johnson has donated over $500,000 to Junior Golf, sponsored many events around the state, helping to cover the cost of admission for children who need financial assistance.” Who should I keep in mind? Share your forecasts and thoughts about the tournament in the comments below!