Tiger Woods’ list of accomplishments is endless: 15 majors, 82 PGA Tour titles, World Golf Hall of Fame, just for starters.

But Saturday, after Tiger and his son, Charlie, shot a 64 on the first day of the PNC Championship.

Charlie let everyone know that at 14 his résumé includes something his 47-year-old dad never achieved … and never will.

“It was cool,” Charlie said about being a part of The Benjamin School’s state championship golf team. 

“It was fun having my scores count both days, even though I didn’t play very good.

“But having a win over him and having something he doesn’t, it feels pretty good.”

While Tiger wasn’t feeling great about being seven shots behind Team Kuchar — Jupiter residents Matt and son.

Cameron — not even a persistent rain that started just as Tiger and Charlie were preparing to tee off could dampen his experience on the course at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club.

This is the fourth time Tiger and Charlie have teamed up at this event, but it’s the first time Tiger’s daughter, Sam, who plays soccer at Benjamin, was his caddie.

“For me to have both my kids inside the ropes like this and participating and playing and being part of the game of golf like this, it couldn’t have been more special for me,” Tiger said.

Tiger praised Sam’s ability to manage his golf bag, as any father would. Charlie was not so complimentary when it came to his father’s ability to offer guidance on the course.

“His reads are hook-bias and I don’t hook as much as he does,” Charlie said. “So all of my putts, I miss right. So I have to account for that.”

Tiger and Charlie are all business as they attempt to win their first PNC Championship on their fourth try. They were runners-up in 2021.

They never got into a groove on a soggy Saturday with four birdies on each nine. The only time they made consecutive birdies was on the final two holes.

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