Thursday’s Cognizant Classic qualifier was the benchmark for Charlie Woods, the 15-year-old son of major league winner Tiger Woods.Woods carded a 16-over 86 at Lost Lake Golf Club in Hobe Sound. the media had their own thoughts on how the youngster fared in his first attempt at a PGA Tour event.Some understood better than others that Woods is a high school freshman who just received his learner’s permit this month.More : Charlie Woods at the Cognizant Classic: What they’re talking about Tiger’s sonIn a bittersweet Instagram post with a photo of Woods holding a hat over his face, fan account “charliewoodstrk” confirmed that he still has “full support.” ” writes about his fans:”It’s hard to see Charlie like this, but today you learn. This is where you make a fire and keep practicing and you become a better golfer and a better person.”Under Woods’ scorecard app outage, user Randy Townsend received a similar message.”First steps in this that world without a father to support him, he learns that it will get better,” he wrote.The late start began with a pair of bogeys and a double bogey before the par-4 seventh hole, which took Woods 12 strokes to complete. Although his back nine included another double bogey and two more bogeys, Woods shot an 11-over 47 and finished with a 39 on the back nine..
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