And Charlie clearly inherited Tiger's clutch gene, as he hit a 175-yard shot within four feet of the cup then sank the putt for the first eagle of the tournament.
...was their uncanny resemblance throughout the weekend.
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From their similar stances...
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...to their near-identical approaches...
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...it was impossible to miss the likeness between father and son.
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Charlie was practically Tiger's mini-me.
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They even walked in stride from hole to hole.
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Like, consistently.
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The whole time.
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Seriously!
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And catching the tandem with their hands on hips and legs crossed while leaning on their putters was par for the course.
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Here they are, on the green of the 14th hole, looking like twins.
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If Charlie keeps following his father's lead, he's sure to have a bright future in the sport.
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The two are competing together once more at the 2022 PNC Championship this weekend. Tiger told media on Friday that talking to his son is like "talking to a mirror," according to Sports Illustrated.Tiger Woods and Charlie Woods stand together on the second green at the PNC Championship on December 17, 2022, in Orlando, Florida.
On December 10, the golf legend also admitted to NBC that his son is already starting to drive the ball farther than him.Charlie Woods and Tiger Woods practice for the PNC Championship on December 16, 2022, in Orlando, Florida.
Still, Tiger looks like the world's proudest dad at this year's tournament.Charlie Woods and Tiger Woods pose on the first tee prior to 2022 PNC Championship on December 16, 2022, in Orlando, Florida.
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Now check out what Tiger's life looks like away from the links:
