Charlie Woods, Benjamin captures second Florida 1A golf title in three seasons

Son of Tiger Woods shoots final day 68 to help Buccaneers win second championship in three seasons.

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Nov 15, 2025, 5:30pm
Charlie Woods and Benjamin (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) won their second Florida 1A golf title in three seasons on Saturday at Mission Inn Resort at Howey-in-the-Hills.

The Buccaneers shot a 572 (288-284) to grab the overall title while Woods, the son of Tiger Woods, carded a 68 on Saturday tied for fourth individually at 142. He shot a 74 in Friday's opening round.

Tiger Woods and Charlie's mother Elin Nordegren both were on hand for the championship event. Charlie Woods' 68 on Saturday tied him with Jiang for the day's low round. 
Charlie Woods helped Benjamin to its second Florida 1A golf title in three years on Saturday. The son of Tiger Woods fired a 68 on Saturday as the Buccaneers won the team title by five strokes. (FILE PHOTO: Mark Fletcher)
Charlie Woods helped Benjamin to its second Florida 1A golf title in three years on Saturday. The son of Tiger Woods fired a 68 on Saturday as the Buccaneers won the team title by five strokes. (FILE PHOTO: Mark Fletcher)
Benjamin won by five shots over The First Academy (Orlando, Fla.) (577), which held a one-shot advantage after Friday's opening round. Circle Christian (Winter Park, Fla.) (592) was third and Montverde Academy (Montverde, Fla.) and Lake Highland Prep (Orlando, Fla.) tied for fifth at 592.

Mingbo Jiang of The First Academy won individual medalist honors after firing a pair of 68s for an 8-under 136. Benjamin's Andrew Tsar was second at 139 (68-71).

Benjamin won the 1A title in 2023, the school's fourth, when Woods was a freshman. The Bucs finished runner-up to Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach, Fla.) in 2024.

The Buccaneers came in as the top seed after posting a 284 team score in the 1A Region 4 qualifier. Oxbridge's Ajax Lanasa fired a 6-under 66 and finished as qualifying medalist. Woods was tied for fourth with a 72.

Woods is a junior and ranked No. 27 in the state.