Tiger Woods and his son Charlie shot 15-under 57 and posted a record 28 under par Sunday in the PNC Championship, a performance highlighted by Charlie’s first career hole-in-one. Tiger didn’t look like a man who had undergone his sixth back surgery three months ago,

Tiger Woods turns 49 at the end of the year and he has one pressing goal. That's to keep his 15-year-old son, Charlie, from beating him in golf over 18 holes.

An eagle putt by the ageless Bernhard Langer won the family scramble in a playoff but Team Woods relished the competition and one particular highlight moment.

Shortly after sinking his first career hole-in-one, Charlie Woods and his father saw the Langers win the PNC Championship

Bernhard Langer and his son Jason disappointed just about the whole of the golf world on Sunday when they defeated Tiger Woods and his son Charlie in a

The two teams remained tied from the 12th hole, trading four straight birdies until matching par 3s on No. 17. Another birdie on the par-5 18th sent the competition to extra holes and set the

Maybe the extra attention paid to the different tee boxes shows how serious this event is now taken in the golf landscape.

Tiger Woods never had so much fun losing in a playoff. For the 67-year-old Bernhard Langer, it never gets old winning the PNC Championship with his son.

Bernhard Langer caught a "very fortunate" rules break at the PNC Championship Sunday. The resulting shot wowed Tiger Woods.

Sunday might have been expensive day for 15-year-old Charlie Woods, with his dad, Tiger, demanding he cough up.