Champions Tour Legend Reveals How Charlie Woods Will Rejuvenate Tiger Woods’ Golf Career

Ever since the 150th Open Championship ended, everyone wanted to know when will Tiger Woods play an official event. However, after knowing he will play in the upcoming Hero Challenge and would possibly take part in the PNC Championship, the fans are curious whether he would play more!

Woods stopped playing full-time on the PGA Tour since he met with an accident in 2021. Yet, he played three majors this year. Videos and pictures of the healthy golfer caddying for his son, Charlie Woods, also lead his fans to believe that he is healthy enough to play in a couple of other events before 2022 ends. 

“I really think there’s gonna be a rejuvenation of Tiger’s career, a little bit, because of Charlie,” the PGA Tour Champions golfer Brad Faxon revealed recently. According to him, Woods’ son would motivate his father as Woods once did for his mentor Mark O’Meara. 

Woods considered the Tour veteran Mark O’Meara as his mentor. He often used to play with him after he turned professional in 1996. Playing with the young golfer and watching his hard work and determination motivated O’Meara, after which he won the Masters and the British Open in 1998. 

Notably, they were the only majors O’Meara had won in his entire career. And he thanked Tiger Woods plenty of times for rejuvenating his career as a professional golfer. 

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Brad Faxon believes that Woods would feel the same while caddying for his 13-year-old son. “He (Woods) might say, ‘you know what, this deal… I can caddie for Charlie,” Faxon explained how young caddying for young Charlie could motivate his father. “‘When I (Tiger) go play with him, it makes me go excited to play more golf.'” 

Faxon thinks Charlie Woods has a better swing than Tiger Woods

Faxon revealed his thoughts on the chances of Woods making a comeback this year while he appeared as a guest on SiriusXM Radio. While giving an interview there, he also discussed Woods’ son’s career as a golfer. 

“It looks better than Tiger if that’s possible,” Faxon revealed how he felt Charlie Woods’ swings have improved since the 2021 PNC Championship. Faxon sounded excited as he told the host how much effort the young Woods put into his career, especially with his physique. 

Charlie Woods will rewrite his father’s legacy on the PGA Tour… Many have begun to place bets on it after watching him play in the PNC Championship. Do you think the young Woods can be a good replacement for his old man? 

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