Charlie Woods, the 15-year-old son of 15-time major winner Tiger Woods, fired a 10-over par 80 on Tuesday and missed the cut at the US Junior Amateur championship.
The teen Woods, who opened with an 82 on Monday, made one birdie, four bogeys, two double bogeys and a triple to finish on 22-over 162 for 36 holes at Oakland Hills Country Club in suburban Detroit.
He finished near the bottom in the field of 264 golfers, 18 strokes off the pace of 64 players who qualified for match-play competition.
Tiger Woods walked the course watching his son but tournament rules prevented him from serving as Charlie's caddie.
Tiger Woods at Oakland Hills following his son Charlie at the US Junior Amateur Championship. pic.twitter.com/rdpIlHVPGi
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Tiger Woods won the US Junior Amateur in 1991, 1992 and 1993. The only other player to win the crown more than once was Jordan Spieth in 2009 and 2011.
The elder and younger Woods have teamed up at the PNC Championship the past four years, finishing as the runners-up in the parent-child event in 2021.
Last week, Tiger Woods missed the cut at The Open Championship at Royal Troon in Scotland. The 48-year-old battled his way to scores of 79 and 77 to finish on 14-over for two rounds and miss the cut by eight shots. Woods also missed the cut at the US Open and PGA Championship earlier this year.
While Woods did make the weekend at The Masters, he ended in 60th position.
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