Charlie Woods put pen to paper at The Benjamin School’s national signing day on Friday, officially committing to play for the Florida State men’s golf team.
Woods, 17, originally made a verbal commitment to the university back in February. He donned a white Seminoles cap on Friday.
His father, 15-time major champion and golf legend Tiger Woods, wore a Florida State T-shirt during the signing ceremony at The Benjamin School, which is a private institution in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Charlie Woods, 17, is the 133rd-ranked player in the American Junior Golf Association’s Rolex Rankings. He will join Miles Russell, the current No. 1 player, in a decorated recruiting class from the Class of 2027.
Florida State recorded a runner-up finish in the 2024 NCAA Tournament.
Tiger Woods played at Stanford, won his first collegiate event and was selected All-America both of his seasons at college before turning pro. His daughter, Sam, was a member of Benjamin School’s state-title soccer team before enrolling at Stanford.
