Charlie Woods has a long hill to climb on the second and final day of stroke play at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship at Oakland Hills Country Club.
Woods, the 15-year-old son of golf legend Tiger Woods, tees off to play the final round of the 36-hole stroke play qualifying rounds Tuesday at 1:48 p.m. on the South Course. Woods finished Day 1 tied for 242nd after he posted a 12-over 82 during his first round on the North Course Wednesday. He is playing in a threesome with 18-year-old Alabama golf commit Chase Kyes, who posted an even-par 70 Monday, and 18-year-old Baylor golf commit Davis Ovard, who finished with a 3-over 73 on Monday.
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Woods needs to climb inside the cut line of the top 64 scores from the two days of stroke play to reach the tournament bracket match play that will take place through the championship match on Saturday. Woods will be playing on the South Course, which has served as Oakland Hills’ home for major championships for over 100 years. It was renovated from 2019-21 and plays 500 yards longer than the North Course.
Tiger is expected to be in attendance as a fan for the second straight day after he walked with the crowds following his son during the first round Monday. Parents are not allowed to caddy for their kid during the U.S. Junior Amateur.
Here is a shot-by-shot tracker of Woods’ second round on the South Course. Check here for a full shot-by-shot recap of his first round on Monday.
Hole 10, par-4
This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Charlie Woods tracker: Score updates from Day 2 of US Junior Amateur
