Former world number 1 Tiger Woods and his son, Charlie, 11, once again handed a card 62, 10 strokes below par, to finish seventh in the PNC Championship on Sunday in Orlando.
The duo formed by Justin Thomas and his father Mike won the competition. The winners played 57 (-15) in the second and final round to conclude with a cumulative 119 (-25). The team of Vijay Singh and his son Quass, 30, took second place with a header, ahead of the tandems of Mark O’Meara and Lee Trevino, third at 121 (-23).
As was the case the day before, the Woods had adopted the same attire, except this time the famous red sweater and black pants of the father were in the spotlight. The youngest competitor on the greens, the young Charley distinguished himself with, in particular, a putt of several feet for the birdie on the 10th hole, under the watchful eye of the Tiger.
The weekend event brought together around 20 teams, all made up of a major tournament winner and a family member, and offered 36 holes.
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