Tiger Woods Once Offered a Priceless Mental Tip to His Son Charlie: ‘Your Head Could Blow Off for All I Care’

The former No. 1 Tiger Woods is known for his technique and consistency. Woods’ father, Earl Woods, played an essential role in making him the legend he is today. And Tiger Woods is in his father’s shoes, now that he is a father too. Five-time Green Jacket winner is now teaching his son to walk his path.

Jr. Woods is taking lessons from his father and trying to fill his ‘legend’ shoes. Woods shared an essential tip with his son. Woods saw that his son Charlie was struggling during a game. At that very moment, former No. 1 taught his son a lesson. He gave him advice for a lifetime. A direction that made Woods the legend he is today. Woods told him something that does not just help in sports but business. In an interview with ‘Golf Digest’, Woods revealed the tip.

Shinning Charlie Woods

During the PNC Championship, the father-son duo took over the golf course. They were at ‘The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club’ in Orlando, Florida, and they were having fun. 11-year-old Charlie set his milestone there. He took over all the headlines as he paired up with his father. The duo finished the game with a 62 in both rounds of the 36-hole event.

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This was the time when Jr. Woods showed his proper skills. The PNC Championship was the debut game for Charlie, but he nailed it on the first attempt. People could see him filling his father’s shoes. On top of him shining bright at the game, he adorably wore the red shirt like Woods wears on Sundays.

Tiger Woods: Advice for his son

After the near-fatal car accident of Tiger Woods last year, he was not sure about playing golf. Although fans all wanted him to be back soon, there was a lot of uncertainty. But thankfully, he returned to the course for the first time at the PNC Championship. And the little charmer, Charlie Woods, accompanied him.

Woods was observing his son play golf. He realized Charlie’s mistake, which could ruin his game for that entire round. As fans know, golfers sometimes lose their cool on the course after making a wrong hole. This concerned Woods.

Charlie’s temper could affect his upcoming shots. The next attempt would have more anger than the last one and might ruin the game. Thus, Woods took charge of teaching his son the lesson of life.

Woods said to Charlie, “Son, I don’t care how mad you get. Your head could blow off for all I care, just as long as you’re 100 percent committed to the next shot. That next shot should be the most important shot in your life. It should be more important than breathing.”

He asked his son to focus only on the present; to stay loyal to the next shot and try to make it the best.

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