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Move over Tiger, son Charlie is on trophy ladder

Charlie Woods Dominates in His First American Junior Golf Association Win

Charlie Woods just won his first American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) title at the Team TaylorMade Invitational on Wednesday at 16 years old. His winning score was 15 under, three shots clear of the field.

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Charlie Woods, Tiger's son, wins his first American Junior Golf tournament

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Tiger Woods’ son Charlie beats several top-ranked U.S. junior golfers for first AJGA win

Chip Off the Ol’ Block: Tiger Woods Son Charlie Dominates on His Way to First Major Junior Golf Win

This victory marks Charlie’s most significant achievement in amateur golf to date, adding to the Woods family’s storied legacy.

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Charlie Woods just achieved something wildly improbable

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Tiger's son, Charlie Woods, wins Team TaylorMade Invitational in claiming 1st AJGA event

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American Junior Golf Association Previews Stacey Lewis Invitational

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Tiger Woods’ son Charlie shoots 66 to win his first American Junior Golf Association tournament

shooting 15-under over three rounds to capture the American Junior Golf Association’s Team Taylormade Invitational Title at Streamsong Black in Florida. With scores of 70-65-66, Woods’ victory ...

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State champion golfer from Sacred Heart aims for longer distances at major junior event in New Orleans

Jade Neves is an LHSAA state champion golfer from Sacred Heart whose busy time of her sports calendar begins to ramp up this week.

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Oliver Betschart disappointed despite best show of year on AJGA Tour

Oliver Betschart produced his best showing of the year on the American Junior Golf Association Tour in the Dominican Republic. The 16-year-old amateur grappled with challenging weather and course