The future of Charlie Woods is always an interesting topic, but most are wondering where the young golfer will end up when he graduates in 2027. The public has followed him since his teenage days, but the public's greatest interest is further enhanced by the fact that he is the son of Tiger Woods, for many the greatest golfer ever.
The 16-year-old has shown in this season that he really has the potential to make a great career, although it is still too early to give a final judgment and concrete predictions about his future.
Ranked ninth in the AJGA standings ahead of 2026, Charlie is the only junior in the top 10 who has not yet decided which college option he will choose.
Toby Harbeck, head coach of the Benjamin School, pointed out that there is a lot of interest in him, but that Charlie still has no clear ideas about his future.
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Theres a lot of people that want him, Harbeck said. Its just where he feels most comfortable. Hes visited a couple schools. Well see.
Candidates:Florida State and Stanford
Among the candidates that stand out the most are Florida State and Stanford. These two schools are probably the most interesting options for the sixteen-year-old, but Tiger Woods can also be an important figure in his decision, given that he can give concrete advice with his experience and qualities.
Charlie is now closely monitoring the developments and is aware that he must make a decision that will affect his future.
His performances this year show that Charlie is a truly talented player who resembles his father. Fans of Charlie and Tiger Woods believe that it is still too early to put such pressure on the 16-year-old's back, and that the most important thing is that he enjoys golf and takes steps that could help him in the future.
