After their wildly popular debut last year, the Tigers will return to the PNC tournament next weekend. It will be tigers' first game after a car crash in February, and another opportunity for 12-year-old Charlie to show his talent to viewers on TELEVISION.
(Tiger Father Without Dog)
The PNC Championship, which will take place at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Florida, December 18-19, will be a two-person matchmaking between a Grand Slam winner and a family member.
At last week's Heroes World Challenge, tigers made their first public appearance and held their first press conference after the accident. He earlier posted a video of his swing on social media, but he made it clear that his days as a full-time PGA Tour player are over. He also practiced in last week's game.
"I think the reality is I'll play a couple of PGA Tour games once in a while, like (Ben) Hogan did. Tiger said: "Pick a few games a year, practice around it, and be fully prepared for it. I think that's how I'm going to start playing from now on. It's an unfortunate reality, but it's my reality. I understand it, I accept it. ”
Tiger also said at a news conference that he wasn't sure when he would return to the PGA Tour. However, he also said: "I do have the possibility of playing a round in a certain game and then watching other people play, which I can still do." "It's widely believed that he was hinting that he was going to play in the PNC Tournament and that he would be on the field in the near future.
In 2020, Tiger and son Charlie made their debut and finished seventh.
Since then, Charlie's performance on the golf track has attracted attention. At the same time, most of the photos taken by tigers this year are accompanied by their sons to participate in various competitions.
"The reason I played with him was because I saw the number of strokes he played and I was curious about how he played it, and I had to see for myself." Tiger said, "He's doing well!" One hole didn't work well, he lost his temper, and then he took the bad emotions to the next hole, and the next hole, and it got worse and worse. I told him, I don't care how angry you are. It doesn't matter if your head explodes, but you have to devote yourself to the next shot, and that's what's most important, more important than breathing! Obviously, he understood my words and got better and better after entering the summer. ”