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Woods’ son misses cut at U.S. Junior Amateur
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Woods’ son misses cut at U.S. Junior Amateur

Tiger Woods’ son, Charlie Woods, missed the cut at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Oregon on Friday. Woods, 15, shot rounds of 78 and 81 to finish at 19-over 159, well above the cut line of 148.

The top 64 players after two rounds of stroke play advanced to match play, which begins Saturday. Woods was making his second appearance in the U.S. Junior Amateur. He missed the cut in his debut last year.

Woods is still an accomplished junior golfer, having won several tournaments on the AJGA circuit. He is committed to play college golf at Stanford University next year.

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Charlie Woods struggles in U.S. Junior Amateur debut but still puts on show
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Charlie Woods struggles in U.S. Junior Amateur debut but still puts on show

Despite being down early, Charlie Woods, son of golfing great Tiger Woods, showcased his resilience in his U.S. Junior Amateur debut. Though he ultimately lost the match, the 15-year-old’s impressive performance thrilled spectators.

Woods’ opponent, uncommitted Georgia commit Ethan Fang, capitalized on Woods’ early mistakes to build a solid lead. Woods, however, refused to give up, staging a valiant comeback that saw him claw his way back into contention. His exceptional ball-striking and composed demeanor hinted at the Woods’ lineage.

Ultimately, Fang’s consistent play proved too much for Woods, but the experience undoubtedly provided invaluable lessons for the young prodigy. Spectators marveled at Woods’ poise and determination, leaving no doubt that he has inherited the competitive fire that has made his father a legend.

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Charlie Woods struggles at U.S. Junior Amateur
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Charlie Woods struggles at U.S. Junior Amateur

In his U.S. Junior Amateur debut, Charlie Woods, the son of golf legend Tiger Woods, faced adversity. Woods missed the cut after shooting rounds of 79 and 78 at the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. The 15-year-old struggled with his putting and found himself well behind the leaders. Despite the disappointing result, Woods showed moments of brilliance, showcasing his potential for future success. His father, Tiger, was on hand to offer support and guidance. Woods remains focused on improving his game and is eager to learn from this experience.

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On an Indian reservation with no golf course, juniors are still finding the game
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On an Indian reservation with no golf course, juniors are still finding the game

Despite not having a golf course on the Spirit Lake Nation reservation, kids are still finding ways to get involved in the game of golf and improve their skills. The nearest golf course is 35 miles away, but kids still manage to get there and practice, while others have created make-shift greens and tees to practice chipping and putting. When you have to travel such great distances to play, it makes you appreciate it so much more and it makes you want to be the best that you can be.

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‘I want to win’: Charlie Woods qualifies for U.S. Junior Amateur
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‘I want to win’: Charlie Woods qualifies for U.S. Junior Amateur

Charlie Woods, the 13-year-old son of golf legend Tiger Woods, has qualified for the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship, showcasing his exceptional talent and following in his father’s footsteps. During the qualifying round, Charlie secured the top spot with an impressive performance, demonstrating his skill and determination. His victory suggests a bright future in the sport of golf.

“I want to win,” Charlie said after qualifying. “That’s what I’m here for.”

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Russell, 15, gets invite to make PGA Tour debut
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Russell, 15, gets invite to make PGA Tour debut

Miles Russell, 15, has received an invitation to make his PGA Tour debut at the 3M Open in Minnesota. The young phenom recently finished T-20 on the Korn Ferry Tour.

Russell will become the youngest player to feature on the PGA Tour since Guan Tianlang in 2013. He earned his place after an impressive performance at the Korn Ferry Tour’s Pinnacle Bank Championship. Russell finished tied for 20th, confirming his status as one of the most exciting young golfers in the world.

The 3M Open will be held at TPC Twin Cities from July 4-10. Russell will be looking to make a statement against some of the best golfers in the world.

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