It’s amazing how Charlie Woods, Tiger Woods’s son is helping advertise his father’s brand TGL, without even saying a word. But how? Well, as many of you might have noticed during a recent practice round at the PNC Championship, Charlie was spotted wearing a Jupiter Links Golf Club hat, right? Well, the latest news is that suddenly it was the most sought-after accessory in golf and we don’t say that lightly.

Per the latest tweet by Jeff Eisenband of the PGA Tour, the fans got to know that the hat’s popularity was so immense that it was selling out rapidly, with the navy blue version being made available on TGL’s online store for $28.99. “A blue version of the @JupiterLinksGC hat Charlie Woods wore during today’s @PNCchampionship practice round is being sold on @TGL ‘s online store for $28.99”, read the pots. It just goes to show the kind of influence Charlie has, even at a young age. Like father like son right? But seriously, there’s no denying that Charlie’s subtle endorsement of the TGL brand is a huge boost for his father’s business venture.

“If he wears that hat all week, expect it to sell out quickly”, the tweet read further, well guess what it didn’t even take a whole week, and the merch is sold out. Yes, you read that right. As Charlie continues to accompany his father at golf tournaments, it’s clear that he’s already making a name for himself in the industry. And it’s not just about the merchandise sales,  Charlie’s involvement with TGL highlights the potential for the brand to tap into a younger demographic.

It’s exciting to think about the possibilities, and how Charlie might continue to play a role in shaping the future of golf. Amid this green flag for TGL, Tiger Woods has taken a jab at the PGA Tour and LIV Golf merger controversy.

Tiger Woods aims for PGA Tour and LIV Golf merger drama with TGL claim

Tiger Woods has taken a subtle jab at the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, implying that his new innovative league, TGL, is just what golf needs amidst the ongoing feud between the two organizations. Woods, who is competing alongside his son Charlie at the PNC Championship, expressed his enthusiasm for TGL, which launches next month. The stadium-based circuit promises a novel experience for fans and players, and Woods is confident that it will bring a new demographic to the game of golf.

Woods reflected on the excitement of the televised event, saying, “There’s a lot of moving parts, but as a showcase, it’s going to be unbelievable on TV. I hope that we can invigorate the game because it definitely needs it right now.” Woods’ comments come after a year marked by more time off the course than on, as he focuses on recovering full fitness. Despite concerns over his injury woes, Woods is set to make his playing return at the PNC Championship, and his TGL league is poised to make a splash in the golf world.