During the event, Woods was supported by his daughter, Sam, who caddied for him, while his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, was also present to cheer on the family.

The tournament concluded with both Team Woods and Team Langer setting a record score of 28 under par, with Woods finishing with a round of 59 and the Langers with a 57.

Despite a strong performance, Team Woods was unable to hold their lead against the Langers, who clinched victory with an eagle putt in a dramatic playoff.

Bernhard and Jason Langer's win at the PNC Championship marks their sixth title in the event, with Jason securing his fourth victory while his brother Stefan caddied for him.

A highlight of the tournament was Charlie Woods achieving a hole-in-one from 176 yards with a 7-iron, a remarkable feat he accomplished at the same event where he made his first eagle four years earlier.

The final round was notable for including two aces, one by Charlie Woods and another by Paddy Harrington, marking only the second and third aces in the tournament's 27-year history.

Tiger Woods made his highly anticipated return to competitive golf at the PNC Championship, marking his first tournament appearance since his sixth back surgery in September and missing the cut at the Open Championship in 2023.

In a significant comeback, Woods chose to walk the course without a golf cart, demonstrating his resilience less than three years after a severe car accident in February 2021.