Tiger Woods was present at Benjamin High School on November 6, 2026, for his son Charlie Woods' signing day ceremony, accompanied by Rob McNamara, executive vice president of TGR and Tiger Woods Ventures. The appearance comes amid continued discussion about Woods' reported decision to decline a $750 million offer from LIV Golf, a move that industry observers suggest has been validated by the league's ongoing struggles.
The 15-time major champion has consistently prioritized his legacy on the PGA Tour and his business ventures through TGR over the Saudi-backed circuit. While LIV Golf has attracted several high-profile players since its 2022 launch, the league has faced challenges securing media rights deals and maintaining consistent viewership.
Charlie Woods, a highly regarded junior golfer, signed his national letter of intent during the ceremony, marking the next chapter for the Woods family in competitive golf. Tiger Woods has balanced his limited competitive schedule in recent years with his role as a father and mentor to his son's developing career.
