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This must-watch Tiger and Charlie Woods mannerisms video is the best one yet

Tiger and Charlie Woods twirl a putter

Tiger and Charlie Woods finished second at last week's PNC Championship.

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Tiger Woods and Charlie Woods captivated the golf world (again) at last week’s PNC Championship. The 15-time major winner and his 12-year-old son teamed up for the second straight year at the Florida event, but this year’s appearance was somewhat of a surprise. Woods was in a near-fatal car accident in February and the PNC, although an unofficial event, was his first start since. Even more surprising? He looked pretty good.

But that’s just half the story. Just like in 2020, Charlie Woods claimed many of the headlines. He’s a good player and has a bit of his dad’s confidence and swagger. He also displays, at least on the golf course, nearly all of Tiger’s mannerisms we’ve come to know over the years. The PGA Tour collected some of the most memorable moments and put together this video, which you can watch below.

And, for good measure, here’s the same video the Tour released after the 2020 event.

Tiger and Charlie Woods finished 2nd at the PNC, two shots behind John Daly and his son, John Daly Jr.

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