Charlie and TIGERWOODS were accompanied by their son Charlie on the golf course. The pair were dressed in Sunday Red for the last day of the PNC Championships in Florida.

Woods, 45, competed with his 12-year-old son Charlie for the first time since being in a terrible car accident in February.

The father-son pair walked the course in matching 'Sunday Red" outfits. This was in keeping with Woods' tradition that they always wear red to the Sunday round of tournaments.

It was the PNC Championships. This competition saw a group of former major champions play 36-holes with their children or parents.

Woods Jr and Woods Woods both hit a tournament record ELEVEN birdsies on Sunday, posting an amazing -15 round total of 62.

Team Woods finished second in the tournament despite playing 18 amazing holes.

Instead, the title went to John Daly's 1991 PGA Championship 1995 Open winning team, who played alongside John II.

Woods was however proud of his 12-year old son's efforts at the end of the weekend-long play.

After the tournament, he stated that he had a run, which was fantastic. Charlie hit the ball incredible, it was amazing!

He said, "The fact that my son was there, he is an incredible player, and an amazing partner."

Charlie proved that he is just like his father, proving that he can play with clubs and even influencing the legend after he sank a long putt.

Woods was also asked about his feelings of being back on the course after a long absence.

The 15-time major winner was competing in his first competition since almost losing his leg in a California high-speed smash earlier in the year.

He was able, thankfully, to rely on his golf cart to transport him around the course during the weekend.

He stated, "I'm just glad and thankful that this has been possible." My old leg is still there, although it was questionable for some time, but it's now functioning.

"I'm just really tired!" This is something I am not used to.

"This might be my fifth round, or fourth, of golf this season.

"And I'm a bit worn out, so it was nice having a cart!"