Currently, Charlie Woods Woods is having the time of his life. This year he has been a part of numerous tournaments where luckily his father, Tiger Woods has been his caddie. Under his constant guidance and mentorship, he has grown exponentially.

Their latest outing was at the PNC Championship where they finished at T5. With hopes to see Woods back in action on the PGA Tour with at least one tournament per month in the coming season, junior Woods still has his hands full. Let’s explore his schedule for 2024.

2023 marked the most number of tournaments that the 14-year-old has participated in so far. For the upcoming season as well, his schedule is packed all year long. Charlie is in the amateur phase of his career and plays on the South Florida Section Junior Tour. In March, he will mostly be playing in the Martin Downs Tournament which is hosted by the Medalist Tour.

In April, he is likely to participate in another tournament on the Medalist Tour, Crane Watch which will be organized at the Evergreen course. Continuing his streak on the Medalist Tour, he will most likely participate in the Wellington National which will be played at the Wellington National Golf Course.

In June, he has two important tournaments on his hands – the Jr. PGA Championship and Nicklaus Junior Championship. In August, he will be participating in the SFPGA Jr Cup. Then in early September, he returns for the SFPGA Labor Day Classic. Woods Jr.’s hectic schedule is likely to be continued till the end of 2024.

In December he will be playing in SGPGA Tour Championship. After that, he will mostly again team up with his father for the PNC Championship, and mark Team Woods’s fifth appearance in the tournament. Moreover, he will also participate in all the local, regionals, invitational, and National Championships of the Notah Bogey III Tournaments which he played in 2023 as well.

With such a long list of events, Charlie’s schedule for 2024 appears to be full. Are you excited to see the young prodigy take on his competitors on the course again? Let us know what you think also! Stay tuned to find out any latest updates on Charlie Woods.

Charlie Woods might become the youngest amateur golfer to potentially sign a deal with a clothing brand. The 14-year-old was seen wearing Greyson attire for his final round alongside his father, Tiger Woods, as Woods Sr. donned the classic red polo with the swoosh. Woods Jr. even got a shout-out from a member of the Greyson Pack, the former NFL star Larry Fitzgerald.

Fitzgerald reposted Charlie Woods’s images and welcomed him to the club. Greyson has seemed to gain traction as the masses wonder about the brand and its top ambassadors. Here are the top 5 golfers, other than Woods Jr., who sport the Greyson Clothier on the greens.

The only woman in the Greyson Clothier Wolf Pack

1. Justin Thomas: In 2021, under unwanted circumstances, Justin Thomas’s partnership with Ralph Lauren came to an end. After being a free agent and without a clothing deal, Thomas signed with Greyson Clothier in 2022. Before defending his PLAYERS Championship title at the TPC Sawgrass, the collaboration of both entities was announced.

On the 8th Match 2022, the brand welcomed Thomas to its ‘pack’ and showed excitement for the newest partnership. The two-time major champ then confirmed the deal by re-sharing the tweet and saying, “Stoked to be part of the team!” Thomas has been part of the pack since then and can be seen wearing GS trousers and shirts in green.

2. Alison Lee: The LPGA Tour star, Allison Lee, joined Greyson Clothier a few months ago. In May 2023, Lee was announced to be partnering with the brand. Lee is currently the only woman on the Greyson Pack among other golfers and NFL players.

In her announcement video, Lee was seen implying that wearing Greyson gives her a confidence boost and helps her love the game more. Being the only woman golfer on the Greyson Wolf Pack, Lee has chosen the brand for innovative and fashion-forward clothing.

3. Matt Fitzpatrick: The British golfer was once signed with Castore, which is a British brand. However, in 2023, Fitzpatrick started wearing Greyson Clothier. He was first seen wearing the brand at the Sentry Tournament of Champions.

At that time, the contract between the two was not officially announced, although now the 29-year-old has been added as a member of the pack. Fitzpatrick wears everything from polos to sweaters to even hoodies on the golf course, courtesy of the bold and easygoing design Greyson makes.

4. Luke Donald: The 2023 Ryder Cup captain was one of the few players who signed with Greyson way earlier than the other pros. In 2018, Donald confirmed his partnership with Greyson as he knew the co-founder of the brand, Charlie Schaefer (ex-VP of Ralph Lauren), and disclosed the broken deal with Ralph Lauren.

The 7x DPWT winner shared with his fans the new deal and said, “I’ll be wearing Greyson this year (2018) on the course. I can’t wait to retell my story with an old friend.” While he bid adieu to Ralph Lauren and thanked everyone “who helped me look good on and off the course,”

5. Erin Van Rooyen: The World Wide Technology winner has been part of the Greyson Wolf Pack since 2019. The 33-year-old loves to wear colorful and vibrant patterns on the course, and the brand helped him do just that.

Speaking to the brand, Rooyen revealed what it means for him to be part of Greyson. “It means a whole lot. We have had a fantastic journey together,” he said. “I love what Greyson is doing in the golf world—how they shake things up and bring something fresh to the game.” The company and Rooyen will complete five years of partnership this year, and it looks like it will go further ahead as EVR is impressed with it.

Charlie Woods, the son of golf legend Tiger Woods, has been making headlines this entire year. His performance in the 2023 season has been good, with one win at the junior high school state championship. His game at the PNC Championship also garnered a lot of attention. But there is another reason with which the young golfer has shaken the golf world: his deal with Greyson Clothier.

As per the reports, the 14-year-old has ditched his father’s longest-running sponsor, Nike, and has collaborated on a massive deal with Greyson Clothiers. Greyson is a famous golf clothing and apparel brand. The deal could be worth millions of dollars and would make him one of the highest-paid junior athletes in the world. But what does this deal mean for Woods Jr. and his father?

1. Charlie Woods is taking a different path.

Charlie Woods has shown that he has inherited his father’s talent and passion for golf, as well as his competitive spirit and charisma. But when it comes to standing out, he also knows how to do that. The golf prodigy opted to sign with a different apparel brand than Nike, displaying that the path he has chosen is different from his father’s. Woods Jr. has been welcomed into the Greyson family by Larry Fitzgerald, and the company also extended their warm welcome to the teenage star on Instagram.

With his move to sign with a brand that is not Nike, Charlie has shown that he is not afraid to take a different road and opt for a path less traveled. Nike has been involved with the 15x major champion for the past 27 years and if reports are to be believed, the speculations about their broken relationship might not be true.

2. Will Woods Jr. sign an NIL deal with Greyson?

Charlie Woods is taking advantage of the new NIL era in college sports. NIL stands for name, image, and likeness, a policy that allows college athletes to profit from their personal brand. The policy was implemented by the NCAA in July 2021, after years of debate and battles.

The new policy gives school athletes the right to sign endorsement deals, sell merchandise, and even participate in other business ventures. But, only if they comply with the rules and regulations of state laws where their school is located. Charlie Woods, who is still in high school, could be one of the beneficiaries of this policy if he signs an NIL deal with Greyson even before joining college.

3. Deal with a brand other than Nike is a powerful statement

Charlie’s father has been associated with Nike for almost three decades. The apparel brand has been through thick and thin with Woods, and the partnership between the two has led to great laurels. However, Charlie not following his father’s lead, and not signing a deal with Nike is a very powerful statement on its own. With just this collaboration, the young golfer has showcased to the entire golf fraternity that he is not scared to chart a different course than his father.

The 2023 PNC Championship is in full swing, and all eyes are on the star-studded field. The field has a lot of young stars showcasing their golf passion along with experienced players. Spectators had their eyes set on Charlie Woods for all the right reasons even before the tournament began, but on the first day, Cameron Kuchar unwrapped himself as a pleasant surprise.

In the first round, the Kuchar duo carded the sensational score of 15 under 57, and team Wood scored 8 under 64 on the scoreboard. Out of the two budding stars, who have thе bеttеr handicap? Let’s find out.

Charliе Woods is a scratch golfеr, which means he has a handicap score of zero. And since he is a junior-level golfer, it is difficult to pinpoint his handicap score. The 14-year-old first made hеadlinеs at the 2020 PNC Championship, where he showed his skills for the first time.

This year, Woods Jr. along with his school team won the FHSAA Class A State Championship. At the Notah Bеgay III Junior Golf National Championship, Charlie played well but unfortunately, he didn’t win. The 14-year-old finished in the 17th position. According to his Junior Golf Scorеboard profilе, he has an avеragе scorе of 70.4 and his rank is 1326 amongst other junior golfеrs.

On the other hand, Cameron Kuchar is also a talented young golfer who has played in various amateur tournaments. This year, the 16-year-old has shown his stunning potential at the PNC Championship as he topped the leaderboard along with his father after the first round’s conclusion.

Earlier this year, Kuchar Jr. proved his potential by cruising through the U.S. Open’s local qualifier with flying colors. He shot 3 under par 69. The 16-year-old’s stellar feat means that he has a good handicap score since a golfer needs an astonishing handicap index of 1.4 or lower just to enter the qualifying round of the U.S. Open. The junior Kuchor has a bright future ahead as he has performed extremely well over the years.

For those who might now know, a handicap is a numerical value that is used to measure the golfer’s ability. The value represents the average number of strokes above or below par that a player scores on a course. The lower the handicap, the better the player. However, if a golfer doesn’t have a handicap index but still has a general score close to or around par, he or she would be called a Scratch golfer, just like Charlie Woods.

Both Charlie Woods and Cam Kuchar are very young and have a lot to be proud of, and a lot to look forward to. They have inherited the passion and talent for golf from their fathers, who are among the best in the sport. Stay tuned to find out further updates from the 2023 PNC Championship.

As the curtain lifted on the highly anticipated 2023 PNC Championship, golf enthusiasts eagerly gathered to witness a captivating blend of seasoned veterans and emerging talents vying for supremacy on the greens. Day 1 unfolded with a tapestry of skillful shots, unexpected turns, and the undeniable thrill of watching legends and rising stars unite in pursuit of victory.

Here, we break down the performance of the top five young players, each bringing their unique flair to the tournament.

1. Cameron Kuchar – A Record-Breaking Start

Securing the top spot is 16-year-old Cameron Kuchar, whose stellar performance, alongside his father, carded a record-breaking score at the event. Team Kuchar, being unaffected by weather, carded 15 under 57 on the first day, making it the second-lowest opening-round score in the tournament’s history. Kuchar’s seasoned prowess set the tone for an exciting tournament, and his exceptional play on Day 1 firmly establishes him as a frontrunner. Golf enthusiasts keenly anticipate whether the father-son duo can maintain this impressive momentum and clinch victory in a fiercely competitive field.

2. Will McGee – The 12-Year-Old Sensation

The spotlight finally falls on the remarkable Will McGee, whose standout birdies and an eagle putt stole the show. At just 12 years old, McGee’s exceptional skills on the course left spectators in awe, and had it not been for the remarkable performance by Kuchar, he could have easily claimed the top spot. Watch out for this young talent as he continues to make waves.

3. Charlie Woods – Living Up to the Legacy

In the third position, we have Charlie Woods, the son of golfing legend Tiger Woods. With heightened expectations owing to his lineage and past successes at the PNC Championship, Charlie showcased commendable skills on Day 1. Living up to the legacy of his famous father, Charlie remains a force to be reckoned with. As the tournament unfolds, spectators eagerly anticipate if he can leverage his prowess to climb the ranks and make a significant impact.

5. Izzi Stricker – Defending State Champion Faces Challenges

In the fifth position stands the PNC debutant, Izzi Stricker. Entering the PNC Championship as a monster rookie, Stricker nearly missed out on touching the high expectations set by the spectators. Despite the round 1 setbacks, Stricker’s proven track record in her golfing career so far and unwavering determination suggest that she remains a formidable force in the tournament. The golfing world eagerly awaits to see how Stricker will bounce back and carve her path toward success in the next round.

4. John Daly II – Aiming for Another Victory

Coming in at the fourth spot is John Daly II, whose performance at the 2021 PNC Championship, where he and his father emerged as champions, raised expectations. While Day 1 didn’t see a repeat of their previous zest, the Daly duo remains in the running, and their potential for a comeback cannot be underestimated. For now, fans eye John Daly II to see if he can channel the winning spirit from 2021 and ascend the ranks once again.

Final Thoughts

While the top two positions stole the spotlight with their outstanding performances, the rankings from 3 to 5 share a common theme of falling slightly short of the pre-tournament hype. As the 2023 PNC Championship progresses, the golfing world eagerly anticipates how these rising stars and seasoned players will navigate the challenges and vie for victory in this highly competitive event.