UNBELIEVABLE: Charlie Woods reveals secret about his father Tiger woods.

Charlie Woods reveals his father’s secrets. The putting of Tiger Woods

Charlie mentions that his dad attempts to hook his putts, so he needs to make adjustments.

The Woods family placed sixth in the PNC Championship last weekend.

Following their third round together at the PNC Championship in south Florida, 14-year-old Charlie Woods unintentionally revealed a crucial aspect of his father’s putting game.

Charlie Woods and Tiger Woods shot 19-under to share fifth place in the competition, in part because of their early-round short game difficulties.

In response to a question from Golf.com on his dad’s caddy skills, Charlie said that Tiger’s reads are unconventional.

“As a caddie, I don’t hook as much as Dad does, and his reads are hook-bias,” the man remarked.

Thus, I miss every putt I make. I must thus take that into account.

Tiger actually addresses the ball to the right of his planned line, according to a putt lab data analysis conducted by Golf Digest. But in his putting stroke, he hooks the club face back to being somewhat closed, all because of a powerful right hand.

Although it isn’t “perfect,” Tiger’s technique is reliable and effective because he has practiced it enough to make it second nature.

On Saturday, the pairing only finished eight-under and blamed their work on the greens for a performance that wasn’t up to their standards.

‘I mean, I drove the ball really good today – I didn’t miss a fairway – and we still managed to shoot eight-under,’ Charlie remarked, adding, ‘We just suck at putting.’

Tiger agreed, following up his son’s comments by saying that he ‘summed it up right there’.

Sunday, they got their act together – shooting eleven-under on the day to finish 19-under for the whole tournament.

Bernhard Langer and his son Jason won the tournament by two shots.