Sunday afternoon, the PNC Championship golf tournament came to a close. Teams featuring a professional golfer and a family member played their final holes in pursuit of the $200,000 prize. Tiger Woods and his 11-year-old son Charlie were among this group, but they couldn’t secure the win. However, they still provided endless entertainment for fans on social media, especially after Charlie pulled out the iconic Woods fist pump.
The youngster, who wore matching red with his father, sank a putt to finish off a hole. He then pumped his fist like his father has done hundreds of times throughout his career. The fans saw the motion and responded with joy. They proclaimed that Charlie was going to be a force for years to come and that they couldn’t wait to see him compete on the PGA Tour. Others made jokes about how he was a “cub in training.”
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Charlie Woods with the fist pump, vintage Woods. #PGA | #TigerWoods pic.twitter.com/dPHTYWjV4Q
— Chris Henrique (@ChrisHenrique) December 20, 2020
The @TigerWoods fist pump, Charlie style. #likefatherlikeson https://t.co/vC0qSboqKB
— Keisuke Nakagawa, MD (@KeisukeNakagawa) December 19, 2020
Best thing this Weekend
— Mark Pennington (@CHOCOLATEMARK) December 20, 2020
Tiger Woods and Charlie Woods
11year old Baby Tiger on the loose #tigercub
Reposted from @golfchannel 💥💥💥 CHARLIE FIST PUMP 💥💥💥
Just like his dad. @pncchampionship https://t.co/0Eq8F4Zhqc
The little baby tiger woods fist pump he did 🥺 https://t.co/PeUywaZ9Fr
— Taco Joe | BLM (@tacojoe_) December 19, 2020
ALL the feels. pic.twitter.com/IrGx1HXg4w
— PGA TOUR Champions (@ChampionsTour) December 20, 2020
We weren’t ready.https://t.co/yuSjZakxES
— Skratch (@Skratch) December 20, 2020
This is crazy. Once Tiger retires, I am glad that I will be able to root for his son.
— James Bond (@BondJamesBond_1) December 20, 2020
Things you love to see: Woods’ fist pumps in Sunday red. 🐅🥺💯 pic.twitter.com/w80R7dlGJl
— SportsTrace (@SportsTrace) December 20, 2020
I am obsessed! So awesome to watch! Thank you tiger and Charlie!🐅
— Dianne (@Dianne00753925) December 20, 2020
For an 11 year old to have that putting stroke, look out! Look how he holds the finish
— Volatility Trading (@VolatilityVIX) December 20, 2020
Haha so apparently he’s been watching his dads old YouTube clips as much as us
— Jonathan Poto (@jonathan_poto) December 20, 2020
What a joy to play with your son and to know he’s just that damn good!
— Gandalf The Black (@daddyrhodes) December 20, 2020
Kids got a follow through most pros don’t have goodness
— Abraham Young (@YoungAbeyoung22) December 20, 2020
Dude such a clone omfgggggg 😂😂
— Mark Schommer (@CoachB_Rad) December 20, 2020
Like tiger like cub! Damn this kid is something
— Stephen Tosh (@anotherTosh) December 20, 2020
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