Exclusive: Charlie Woods breaks another record. Junior’s visit to South Florida …⬇️⬇️

Exclusive: Charlie Woods breaks another record. Junior’s visit to South Florida was Naples Golf and Country Club became the lucky winner of Palm Beach Gardens and has already proven itself.

After winning the South Florida PGA Tour West Coast High School Tournament on Saturday afternoon, the Buccaneer boys golf team is counting on 14-year-old Charlie to become a phenomenal freshman and his fourth state championship.

east. Luke Wise finished fourth in the two-day tournament held at Cypress Woods Golf and Country Club in Naples. Travis Robertson, another Benjamin senior, scored two points before being ejected.

Charlie’s performance marks his second appearance in a lower round, his first being last weekend at the Notah Begay III “Last Chance” Florida National Junior Golf at the Mission Inn Resort in Howie Inn. It was at the championship. your. he participated.

Benjamin will compete in the high school state championship this fall. With Tiger’s caddy and final scores of 71 and 66 (a second round highlighted by a career-best nine birdies), Charlie won the 14-15 boys junior regional qualifier and the national championship in Coushata. Louisiana. He qualified for the championship.

The event, scheduled to begin on November 4th, will end on November 4th. The Florida High School Athletic Association State Golf Championships will begin on November 6th with team and individual champions to be crowned on November 6th. 15. Charlie had nothing but positive things to say about his training at El Campion at the Mission Inn Resort. \

“This course is ideal for me,” Woods told the leader Ryan Rose tournament. When Charlie participates in his first state championship, school rules and rules can threaten their father. in November. However, the Bucks should feel confident having an experienced rookie on the roster.

With Tiger Woods as his caddy, Charlie Woods hit 18 shots to win the Nota Begay Tournament. Justin Leonard watched Tiger Woods play Charlie up close during a recent tournament in Florida. Junior Golf Club Championship Tournament.