Charlie Woods didn’t qualify to maneuver on to the match play rounds on the U.S. Junior Novice Championship in Dallas.
The 16-year-old son of Tiger Woods shot rounds of 81 and 74 for a 14-over 155 throughout stroke play on Monday and Tuesday. Match play started on Wednesday morning.
The match started with 264 gamers collaborating in stroke play at Trinity Forest Golf Membership and Brook Hole Golf Membership. The sector was narrowed to the highest 64 for match play.
A type of advancing was Cameron Kuchar, the son of PGA Tour professional Matt Kuchar. He completed the two-day stroke play at 3-over par 144, which was the reduce line.
Kuchar is a rising highschool senior in Florida who has dedicated to play at TCU. He was competing towards Kailer Stone of Alameda, Calif., in match play on Wednesday. Stone, 17, completed stroke play T13 at 1-under.
The youthful Woods is a rising highschool junior.
His first spherical at Brook Hole was marred by 4 double bogeys and 5 bogeys with simply two birdies to offset them. In his second spherical at Trinity Forest, he performed the entrance 9 at even par with three birdies and bogeys however misplaced three strokes on the again 9 with two double bogeys and three bogeys with two birdies.
Tiger Woods was in Dallas to look at his son play.
Charlie Woods could have different probabilities to play within the U.S. Junior Novice, looking for to affix a powerful record of winners who went on to turn into majors champions. That record consists of Johnny Miller (1964), David Duval (1989), Tiger Woods (1991-93), Brian Harman (2003), Jordan Spieth (2009, 2011) and Scottie Scheffler (2013).
Tiger Woods was 15 when he gained his first Junior Novice.
The youthful Woods missed the reduce final yr on the match at Oakland Hills in Michigan.