Charlie Woods endures poor golf return after | Golf News

Tiger Woods’ son Charlie skilled a difficult comeback to golf following his father’s latest arrest.

Woods’ Land Rover overturned last month after he clipped a truck’s trailer during a last-minute overtaking maneuver. The 15-time major champion was subsequently charged with driving under the affect, property injury, and refusal to submit to a lawful take a look at.

Charlie, a junior at the Benjamin School, dropped to 57th place on the leaderboard following an opening spherical of 79 and a second spherical of 71. His mixed efficiency left him at 6-over par.

During Thursday’s spherical, Charlie recorded 5 bogeys on the entrance 9 but managed to regain composure with two birdies. Nevertheless, he concluded his opening spherical with three consecutive bogeys.

Charlie’s difficult 36 holes positioned him 15 strokes behind the chief. Royal Palm Beach’s Guiseppe Puebla, ranked No. 4 among junior golfers in the AJGA Rolex Rankings, carded an spectacular 9-under in the extremely aggressive discipline.

This marks another underwhelming consequence for Charlie. The 17-year-old completed in last place at the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley, though his focus could also be affected by Woods’ latest difficulties.

The 50-year-old golfer is presently embroiled in legal proceedings. Documents secured by Mirror U.S. Sports reveal that Florida authorities are pursuing all prescription medication data for Woods protecting the period from January 1 through March 27 of this 12 months, related to the investigation into his rollover vehicle accident in March.

Court paperwork filed in Martin County show the state intends to request Woods’ full prescription historical past. Authorities are wanting to access particulars about Woods’ medicines, including when prescriptions have been disbursed, capsule portions, dosage specs, and any accompanying steering about the medication – notably warnings regarding working automobiles while utilizing them.

In legal paperwork submitted on Tuesday, April 14, Woods’ lawyer Douglas Duncan contends his shopper possesses a “constitutional right to privacy interest” relating to his prescription info. Within the submitting, Douglas said: “This right is admittedly not absolute should the State show the relevance of the records to its criminal investigation and thus warrant intrusion into Mr. Woods’ privacy.”

Duncan also requested for a listening to to determine whether or not prosecutors can get hold of Woods’ prescription data from Lewis Pharmacy in Palm Beach, Florida. Should the subpoena be granted, Douglas filed a movement requesting the decide issue a protecting order to “ensure Woods’ prescription records only be viewed by the State, its law enforcement officers, any State experts, and the Defense.”

Four days following the incident and his arrest, Woods issued a public assertion saying his intention to enter treatment. He wrote: “I know and understand the seriousness of the situation I find myself in today.

“I’m stepping away for a period of time to search treatment and focus on my health. This is critical in order for me to prioritize my well-being and work toward lasting recovery.”