Enrolling alongside three high school prospects, including Miles Russell
Has produced famous players such as Azinger, Koepka, and Woad
Florida State coach: "He is an exceptionally talented player"

The son of golf legend Tiger Woods (United States), Charlie Woods, will enroll at Florida State University in the United States.


Golf Channel reported on Nov. 12 (Korea time) that "Charlie has decided to enroll at Florida State University in August 2027 along with three other high school prospects, including Miles Russell (United States)." Charlie has previously posted on social media, "I'm really excited to play golf for Florida State University."


Florida State University's golf program is a prestigious one that has produced renowned players such as Paul Azinger, Brooks Koepka, Daniel Berger (all from the United States), and Lottie Woad (England).

Charlie Woods, son of golf legend Tiger Woods, will join Florida State University's golf team next year. AFP-Yonhap News Agency

Charlie Woods, son of golf legend Tiger Woods, will join Florida State University's golf team next year. AFP-Yonhap News Agency

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Florida State coach Trey Jones said, "Charlie has exceptional balance and rhythm. The way his body and club move looks smooth, but he can generate extremely high ball speed," adding, "That kind of talent cannot be taught."


Coach Jones praised Charlie's ability, saying, "For an 18-year-old, it is very rare to be able to control his speed and know how to softly attack the ball with a pitching wedge, even from behind the pin."


Born in 2009, Charlie drew attention when he played alongside his father in the PNC Championship, a family event, in 2020. In May 2025, he won the Team TaylorMade Invitational organized by the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA). In November of the same year, he led The Benjamin School to the team title at a Florida state tournament.



Charlie competed in the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship for two consecutive years and finished in the top 10 at the Boys Junior PGA Championship. He currently attends The Benjamin School in Palm Beach, Florida.


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