Tiger Woods Watches Charlie Woods Win Championship

Since Tiger Woods’ recent surgery threw his return to pro golf into a frenzy, any sighting of the 15-time major champion is news. On Saturday, Wood was shown for one of the first times since his last performance.

While Woods’ appearance took place on the golf course alongside his son Charlie Woods, it was not the PNC tournament, where the two competitors have been on TV for several years.

Instead, it was Charlie’s High School State Championship, where the small wood matched the lowest score in the final round to help his team to the title.

Here’s what you need to know.

Charlie Woods’ team wins provincials with Tiger’s Watching Me

Woods, 16, is a Junior at the Benjamin School in Palm Beach and a rising star in Junior Golf.

Benjamin won the State Championship title when Charlie was a freshman. This past year, wood won the ajga taylomade invitational team. He ranks fourth in his class in the AJGA rankings, and ninth overall.

On Friday and Saturday, Benjamin played in the finals of the 2025 class 1A State Championship, and Wood fired a two-under 68 in the final round to lead his team to five victories for Orlando’s first academy in Orlando’s first academy over Orlando’s first Orlando Academy’s first.

CHARLIE’s 68 matched the lowest score of the round, and he finished fourth in the individual tournament.

Post Palm Beach Photographers spotted Tiger and Charlie’s Mom bellin nordeggregregregregregregregred on Charlie’s final Saturday Insurday at the Mission Inst Resort in Howey-in-the-The-Hills, Fla.

The coach told Elin Nordegress that he dreamed Charlie Woods could shoot 68

Charlie Woods head coach at Benjamin, Toby Harbeck, shared a strange anecdote following his team’s victory.

In the middle of the festivities at the mission Inn, Harbeck revealed it to him Post Palm Beach that he dreamed that Charlie would have a big final cycle.

Not only that, but he also entered and ran to Nordegren, Charlie’s mother that morning in that hotel told him about the dream.

“I had a dream. I left the hotel this morning at 20 minutes to 7:00, with Elin [Nordegren] he was standing by the bus. I looked at him and said, ‘I had a dream last night about Charlie playing today. It’ll be 68 or 67,’ and he looked at me and said, ‘I hope so, coach. ‘ And I said, ‘I’m telling you, it’s going to happen,'” Harbeck told Post Palm Beach.

Harbeck ended up right at no.

Tiger Woods’ Possible Comeback, Health Status

On October 11, Woods announced that he would undergo disc herniation surgery, the latest in a long series of surgeries on his back.

Woods was last seen competing on TV during the short-lived TGL STGR in early 2025. But in March, the shoulder announced that he had ruptured his left Achilles tendon. As a result, he missed the entire 2025 PGA Tour Sour season.

In 2024, Woods appeared in just five events, withdrawing or missing the cut in all but the majors, where he finished 60th.

Woods was first seen in public following the latest surgery in early November, when he participated in the Bridgestone Golf Video Ball.