Charlie Woods helps Florida high school win team title
Charlie Woods shot an even par 71 at the Palm League Championship as his Benjamin School team secured the title.
Coral Gables, Florida — Senior Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, aimed to defend his individual title at the Palm League Championship on Monday. Woods shot a 71, placing eighth overall in the tournament. Despite not defending his individual title, Woods' Benjamin School team secured the team championship by rallying strong on the back nine holes.
Andrew Tsar, a fellow Benjamin standout and SMU commit, secured medalist honors with a 2-under 69. The Bucs, reigning FHSAA Class 1A state champions, faced a tougher challenge this year compared to last when Woods led Benjamin to the title with a 5-under 66. Woods finished the tournament with a birdie on the 18th hole, contributing to Benjamin's team victory.
The Palm League Championship is an athletic conference that includes private and preparatory schools in Southeast Florida, such as Benjamin, Oxbridge Academy, Saint Andrews, Pine Crest School, Gulliver Prep, Ransom Everglades, and Miami Country Day. Benjamin and Oxbridge Academy have collectively won the past three FHSAA Class 1A state championships.
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