Tiger Woods’ Son Earns First-Team All-America Honors from AJGA
Charlie Woods, son of legendary golfer Tiger Woods, has been honored as a first-team All-American by the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA). This prestigious recognition comes after a standout year for the young golfer, who is currently a junior at The Benjamin School in South Florida.
Key Achievements of Charlie Woods
- Recognized as a first-team All-American by AJGA
- Won his first major title at the Team TaylorMade Invitational in May
- Joins his father, Tiger Woods, who also received the AJGA Player of the Year award in 1991 and 1992
Other Notable AJGA Honors
Alongside Woods, 12 boys made the first-team list, with Miles Russell—a 17-year-old golfer who participated as an alternate at the Walker Cup—being named Player of the Year for the second consecutive time. The AJGA second team featured notable players such as:
- Mason Howell, winner of the U.S. Amateur and participant in the Walker Cup
- Cameron Kuchar, the son of professional golfer Matt Kuchar, who plans to attend TCU
Girls’ Division Recognitions
Aphrodite Deng, a Canadian residing in New Jersey, was named Player of the Year in the girls’ division. Deng had an impressive year, clinching the U.S. Girls Junior title along with victories in two major AJGA events.
Selection Criteria
The teams were determined based on the Rolex AJGA Rankings as of October 14, emphasizing the players’ performances throughout the year.
This honor for Charlie Woods adds to the legacy of the Woods family in the sport and showcases the young golfer’s potential on a national stage.
