Tiger Woods' 15-year-old son Charlie totally stole the spotlight on Monday when he nailed his first hole-in-one during the final round of the PNC Championship at the Ritz-Carlton Club in Orlando. Unfortunately, the father-son duo fell short of the title, losing out to Bernhard Langer and his son Jason.

Langer, at 67, and his 24-year-old son Jason clinched the championship for the second year in a row, making Langer the only player to win the PNC Championship back-to-back with two different sons as partners. He previously won in 2005 and 2006 with his son Stefan, who was on the bag for Charlie this time around.

The highlight that everyone was buzzing about on social media was Charlie's incredible ace on the fourth hole, which pushed the Woods team into a playoff against the Langers. Interestingly, Tiger, who has 20 hole-in-ones in his legendary career, didn’t actually see his son’s amazing shot. Even Charlie was in shock when he heard the crowd erupt after his 175-yard tee shot!

Did you hear? His dad wasn’t even watching at that moment, one commentator pointed out. “He stepped away for a quick break, comes back, and all he hears is the crowd going wild because Charlie Woods just nailed an ace at the PNC Championship, putting team Woods in the lead.”

Woods wrapped his arms around his son just like he did when he won the Masters in 2019, giving him a light push and then teasing him about having to buy drinks for the whole crew. “I’m broke,” Charlie shot back.

Even though Charlie had a great shot, it was the Langers who ended up winning the title after Bernhard, a two-time Masters champ, made an eagle putt at the first playoff hole. This loss means Tiger hasn't won a trophy since 2019, when he claimed victory at the Zozo Championship.

But Charlie still had a blast, saying that the hole-in-one, the awesome final round, and the playoff made it the most fun he's ever had on the golf course.

“It’s not even close,” he mentioned.

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