Tiger Woods to His Son Charlie: ‘Son, I Don’t Care How Mad You Get. Your Head Could Blow Off for All I Care Just as Long as…’

After months of absence, Tiger Woods was back on the course recently. Moreover, his son Charlie was right by his side as the two participated in the PNC Championship. While they lost the event to Team Daly, Woods’ return to the world of golf was certainly celebrated.

Even though everyone is eager to see Woods play a PGA Tour event soon, people were just as happy about his participation with his son; the two put on a terrific show. Woods is certainly proud of his 12-year-old son.

Tiger Woods speaks about playing with his son Charlie

For months after his car crash in February, Woods was sidelined from action. Not only was the 15-time major winner away from the course, but he was also away from the limelight and media. He barely made any public appearances, and even his return to the course was uncertain.

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Of course, the 46-year-old was determined to return. Moreover, his comeback, along with his son, was perhaps the perfect re-introduction for Woods.

It goes without saying that the PGA Tour icon has had some precious words of advice for his son. According to Woods, he went to talk to his son when he realized that he was shooting high scores. He watched his son play alone, and then lose his temper after a bad hole, which he carried over with himself to other shots.

What advice does Woods have for Charlie?

“I said, ‘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,” Woods said. “That’s all that matters. That next shot should be the most important shot in your life. It should be more important than breathing.” 

Once Charlie understood that, Woods believed his son would get better. In the end, Woods admitted that he has seen Charlie’s game improve over the summer.

Charlie and Woods lost the PNC Championship to John Daly and his son, who beat them by two strokes. Woods, in the end, was ecstatic to have played with his son after the difficult year he has had.

What did you think of Woods’ advice? Has Charlie’s game really improved?

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