Tiger Woods and his son Charlie Woods got off to a positive start. They carded 62 after round one and are just three strokes behind the lead. Meanwhile, Tiger Woods is playing in his first-ever golf event since the horrific car crash earlier this year. The way he performed on Day-1 showed that he still has that winner’s game. 

Woods also made it clear that he is just trying to have a great time out there with his son, Charlie. He even said that competing on the PGA Tour is far as he still doesn’t have the endurance to walk 72-holes. Meanwhile, after the round, Tiger advised all young golfers. 

Tiger Woods shares valuable advice for all young and aspiring golfers

After round one of the 2021 PNC Championship, Woods gave an interview. Where he was asked to advise kids regarding the grind. “Well, the grind of the game is actually in practice. That’s where the grind happens. That’s where you do all the work,” said Woods. 

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“As everyone has said, from Hogan to Trevino to me, you go out there and dig it out of the dirt. You’ve got to put the time in.” However, Tiger believes playing on the golf course is the easiest part. But for that, he says you need to understand how to play and how to miss. 

Moreover, the 15-time major championship winner says you learn all these things by practicing and understanding tendencies. So, when you turn up to play a round of golf on a golf course, you know where to hit and where to miss. That’s why grinding it out at the range is very important.

“And for any kid who is aspiring, it just takes time and patience, and again there is no quick way around, no quick fix. You gotta go out there and earn it each and every day and go out there, dig it out of the dirt,” advised Tiger. Hence, Woods believes players need to grind it out at the range and understand their game better, which will eventually make their game on the golf course easier. 

Team Woods will be teeing off with team Kuchar on Sunday as they aim for a higher finish than last year.

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