Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, commits to Florida State University

Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, commits to Florida State University Advertisement Updated: 8:05 AM EST Nov 7, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Yianni Kourakis Sports Anchor/Reporter Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, commits to Florida State University Updated: 8:05 AM EST Nov 7, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Yianni Kourakis Sports Anchor/Reporter Charlie Woods, a Florida state champion golfer and the son of legendary golfer Tiger Woods, will play at Florida State University. The young athlete made it official at The Benjamin School's national signing day event with a dozen of his fellow student-athletes. Advertisement Woods celebrated with loved ones, including his father, who donned a Florida State Seminoles shirt for the occasion. The young golfer will look to win a third state championship with his golf team from The Benjamin School — a private college prep school in Palm Beach County, Florida — later this month. The student-athletes in attendance said the day was about celebrating their hard work and community. "It's definitely a dream come true. All the kids put in the hard work throughout the years," said Jack Kelleher, a lacrosse player who will play at Yale. "I'm super excited. I'm proud of everyone and myself for getting here and excited for the future for not only myself but everyone here," said Phoebe Apple, who will play soccer at the University of Georgia. Charlie Woods, son of Tiger, hits second hole-in-one in last nine months "I think this school has prepared us well both academically and athletically and taught us to be a community and good teammates," said swimmer Rachel Nussbaum, who will compete for Johns Hopkins. Make WGAL a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks High school band member stunned as 'Thunderstruck' performance goes viral Defense attorney for man convicted in Tupac murder trial found dead in Las Vegas Watch: Giant pandas make much-anticipated debut at Zoo Atlanta 19-year-old to become one of Massachusetts' youngest representatives in state history