TIGER WOODS’ son shot his best-ever round of golf as his legendary father acted as caddie.

Charlie Woods, 13, recorded a career low four-under-par 68 at Mission Inn Resort in Florida.

The score came in the final round of a qualifier for the Notah Begay III Junior National Golf Championship.

Speaking after his round, Charlie said: “That was awesome, I mean I couldn’t have done it without him (Tiger).

“Some shots I would have been so off but he steered me on the right course.

“Dad told me to stay patient. I just played steady golf; focus on each shot, don’t look too far ahead and just stay in the game.”

His score was the perfect response after shooting 80 in the opening round.

Charlie first marked his credentials as a potential star for the future at the PNC Championship last December.

Then he teamed up with his Dad to finish second, two-shots behind John Daly and his son in what was Tiger’s first appearance since a horror car crash he suffered which left him with “multiple injuries” to his legs.

It has already been noted how similar Charlie’s style and mannerisms are to his fathers.

Last year Woods snr. was shown a video of his son and him golfing together in an almost identical fashion, to which he replied: “that’s awesome.”

Woods has one of the most glittering careers of any golfer, with 15 majors to his name including five wins at the Masters.