Elin Nordegren had it all with legendary golfer Tiger Woods, but his 2009 infidelity scandal put an end to the former couple's marriage after five years. Howeve

Nearly 15 years after their scandalous divorce made headlines, Tiger Woods and his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, reunited on the golf course. Woods, 48, and his 15-year-old son, Charlie Woods — who he shares with Nordegren,

Tiger Woods never had so much fun losing in a playoff. For the 67-year-old Bernhard Langer, it never gets old winning the PNC Championship with his son. They all delivered a riveting show Sunday, from 15-year-old Charlie Woods making his first hole-in-one to Langer hitting the shot that ultimately mattered,

An eagle putt by the ageless Bernhard Langer won the family scramble in a playoff but Team Woods relished the competition and one particular highlight moment.

Team Woods lost to Team Langer in a playoff on Sunday at the PNC Championship, though they weren't denied some all-time memories.

Team Woods at the PNC Championship includes daughter Sam for a second year in a row. Tiger Woods and son Charlie are playing in the team event for a fifth straight year, and for the second time in a row, Tiger's daughter Sam is caddying for him.

On Sunday, Charlie showcased the mechanics and awareness that made his dad a 15-time major winner. His hole-in-one on the par three fourth helped Team Woods tie Team Singh and Team Langer atop the leaderboard at -18. CHARLIE WOODS ACE ALERT! HIS FIRST HOLE-IN-ONE. UNREAL. : Peacock and Golf Channel | PNC Championship pic.twitter.com/YObfZZbvG3

Tiger Woods and his 15-year-old son Charlie are tied for the lead in the PNC Championship. They made five straight birdies on the back nine for a 59 in the scramble format.

Tiger and Charlie Woods had quite the weekend at the PNC Championship. The tournament highlights the best of the golf world

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