Charlie Woods gets into 14-for-2 playoff for final match-play berths at U.S. Junior
Golf Channel • • sports
Key Points:
- Charlie Woods, 17-year-old son of Tiger Woods, finished 36 holes of stroke-play qualifying at 5 over par and is tied for 63rd, leading to a 14-for-2 playoff to advance to match play at the U.S. Junior Amateur.
- The playoff will take place Wednesday morning at Saucon Valley’s Grace Course, using holes 1, 5, and 18, with the match-play portion hosted on the Old Course.
- Woods’ second round featured a strong front nine including birdies and an eagle, but bogeys on the back nine placed him just above the cut line.
- Notable players advancing include Florida State teammate Miles Russell, Vanderbilt signee Tyler Mawhinney, and several other top-ranked juniors and college commits.
- Defending champion Hamilton Coleman missed the cut at 8 over, becoming the first to do so since at least 2002, while Florida signee Jackson Ormond also missed the cut at 7 over.
