Woods father and son
The PNC Championship Tigers-Woods father and son nearly staged a reversal myth, taking second place with a score of -25. The Dalí fathers and sons won the race with a -27 victory, with the advantage accumulated in the first round.
As an unofficial event of the PGA Tour, the PNC Championship is a 36-hole event in which fathers and sons (father and daughter) play the best ball position.
Tiger Woods, who came back from a car accident and recovered from an injury, underwent the first round of adjustments, and played the start of the second round with his son Charlie to play the bird-bird-eagle opening round.
After experiencing a 3-hole Paopa, they began the classic moment of hitting 11 birds in a row. Sadly, on the final 18th hole (par five), they failed to continue to put pressure on the Dalí fathers and sons, only to play Pa, finishing 62-57 -25, ranking 2nd.
"I'm happy and very happy that I can play," Woods said in a post-match interview: "My legs are still intact, which used to be full of questions. Its function is not lost. But I'm really tired, and I'm not used to playing like this. ”
John Dalí and John Dalí II also played 1 eagle and 13 birdies in this round, and successfully crowned the championship with a total score of 60-57 -27.
The Dalí father and son won the championship
Defending champion Thomas & Sons shot a 60-60 -24 to tie for 3rd place with first-round leader Zink & Sons (59-61).
Koda, who is no. 1 in the women's world rankings, and his father shot a 63-64 -17 shot to rank 12th.