Son Charlie Woods’ Takeover Attempt Dwindles as Tiger Woods Gets Overthrown by 15-Year-Old Prodigy in Staggering Fashion

Tiger Woods and his son Charlie Woods have been raking the headlines lately because of Charlie’s admission to the national championships. The duo became a roaring sensation after Tiger caddied for Charlie at the Notah Begay III National Championship’s Last Chance Regional.

In the past few years, Charlie has been aiming to carry forth his father’s legacy in the professional world of golf. Now, amid Charlie’s hustle to take over, a 15-year-old prodigy has seized the spotlight, giving Charlie a tough op. Here’s the full scoop.

Young golfer shatters Tiger Woods’ decades-old record

Miles Russell, a high schooler from Florida, has now achieved a staggering feat in his golfing career. The young golfer has made history by becoming the youngest player ever to be named the American Junior Golf Association’s Boys Player of the Year, surpassing the record of the legend Tiger Woods. 

In a tweet recently, Sean Martin, an editor at PGA, announced that Russell is now named the Boys Player of the Year. The record was previously held by Woods, who achieved the feat in 1991, and now, three decades later, the 14-year-old stands in the company of the legend.

The tweet read: “Miles Russell turned 15 yesterday. He was named @AJGA Boys Player of the Year today, breaking Tiger Woods’ record for the youngest player to ever win that prestigious award. Russell and Woods are the only 15-year-olds to ever win the award, as well.”

This achievement is a big achievement in Russell’s career. Here’s a glimpse at what happened on the greens that led to this historic moment being created.

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Miles Russell dominates AJGA tournaments and secures a top spot.

Miles Russell’s performance this year so far has been pretty impressive. The player has taken part in eight national junior tournaments, out of which he has won four, including his win at the Junior Players Championship, where he was tagged as the youngest winner in the tournament’s history.

At the AJGA, Russell played with a scoring average of 69.04 and 15 rounds in the 60s. He showcased some well-practiced skill and accuracy on the golf course, and this earned him the top spot in the AJGA Polo Rankings. The young prodigy will now be honored at the Rolex Tournament of Champions with all other members of the AJGA Rolex Junior All-American team.

Other than Russell, there have been three 14-year-old girls who have won the Girls Player of the Year award. Russell now sets forth on a journey in the world of golf that will have all the eyes on it. Only time will tell what awaits him next. Till then, stay tuned.

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