TIGER WOODS’ daughter caddied for her dad for the first time.
And they were on hand to witness a “priceless” moment with Woods’ son Charlie.
Woods Sr and Charlie, 14, teamed up at the PNC Championship in Florida again over the weekend.
And Charlie’s sister Sam, 16, joined them on the bag for the golfing legend.
Footage from the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club showed Woods warming up for the tournament with Sam chatting to her dad, cleaning the clubs and putting them back.
As his official caddie for the tournament, Sam was decked out in her bib and accreditation with leggings and Nike trainers.
The Woods trio posed for a photo on the first tee and were all smiles together throughout the two rounds at the event which saw professional players team up with family members.
The star-studded field featured 20 golfing champions with a combination of parents, children and partners.
Team Woods were paired with Justin Thomas and his dad Mike for the opening round.
Rising star Charlie impressed with some incredible driving off the tee – including one which he waved at as the ball flew off into the distance.
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But there was one particularly special shot that bore a string resemblance to his old man as the youngster chipped in for birdie from the rough.
His beaming dad Tiger laughed in amazement as his son celebrated emphatically with the iconic Woods fist pumps before shaking his head and applauding.
One fan said: “It was priceless.”
Another wrote: “Class to see this.”
A third added: “Tiger fighting back tears is making me fight back tears.”
Tiger's face as son Charlie chips in a birdie!
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And a final user wrote: “Life is better with a happy Tiger Woods.”
Team Woods recorded rounds of eight-under-par and 11-under-par to finish on -19, enough for a tie for fifth – six shots behind winners Bernhard and Jason Langer.
But nonetheless, it was a memorable weekend for Tiger and the two kids he had with ex-wife Elin Nordegren.
And the 15-time major winner – back from his latest surgery – was full of praise for his daughter’s efforts.
He said: “Sam was fantastic. This is the first time she’s ever done this, so it couldn’t have been any more special for all of us.
“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.
“I know that we do this a lot at home, needle each other and have a great time. But it was more special to do it in a tournament like this.”
