Charlie Woods shared insights from his experiences in the U.S. Junior Amateur, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the game rather than solely on winning.

The family-oriented nature of the tournament was highlighted with Woods' daughter Sam caddying and their mother Elin supporting from the gallery.

The Woods played alongside Justin Leonard and his son Luke, who is a senior and a teammate of Charlie's at the Benjamin School.

During their post-round press conference, both Woods and Charlie frequently mentioned the importance of having fun while playing together.

Tiger Woods and his 15-year-old son Charlie made a remarkable comeback by shooting a 13-under 59, including five consecutive birdies on the back nine, marking Woods' first competition since undergoing back surgery in September.

Despite recovering from his sixth back surgery, Woods demonstrated resilience, walking all 18 holes and making key shots to support Charlie when challenges arose.

Team Korda, despite being four shots behind the leaders, impressed with strong plays, including a notable eagle set up by Nelly Korda.

Woods emphasized the importance of daily practice and preparation, acknowledging that he still felt rusty after his layoff but was focused on enjoying the event.

The duo showcased strong teamwork, with Charlie making the majority of the putts, which enhanced their overall performance.

The competitive field includes notable teams like Bernhard Langer and Vijay Singh, with Woods' team currently tied for the lead.

Other contenders include Padraig Harrington and son Paddy, as well as Tom Lehman and son Sean, who finished closely behind at 12-under 60.

The PNC Championship, which began on December 21, 2024, at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando, Florida, features 20 parent-child teams competing in a relaxed scramble format.