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Tiger's Son Rejects His Way - LITE
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February 11, 2026 | Lite Edition #182 |
Hey Golf Fans,
Finally, Charlie Woods is taking the first step toward a more secure future in golf. But this comes at the cost of walking a different path from his father, Tiger. We look at his latest decision, what it means for his career, and also discuss McIlroy’s candid remarks, three big names missing from Pebble Beach this week, and more.
Let’s get started…
The father and son had previously teased this, but this time it comes as confirmed news, with the 17-year-old also taking a different step than his sister, Sam.
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As you read above, Charlie Woods is ready to start the next stage of his golf career. Now, tell us…
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On this date in 1973, Arnold Palmer won the Bob Hope Desert Classic for his 62nd and last PGA Tour title. 43-year-old Palmer played the rainy final and fifth round without his rain suit. Needing just par on the 18th to hold off Jack Nicklaus, he drained a 7-foot birdie putt instead, firing a closing 69 to win by two strokes. Palmer, elated after snapping a 30-event winless streak in stroke-play tournaments, immediately tossed his visor into the crowd. |
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