Tiger Woods will be back in action with his son, Charlie, at the PNC Championship this weekend as he plays his first tournament since he suffered a horrific leg injury in a February car crash.
The father of Justin Thomas, one of the best golfers in the world, told the Associated Press on Thursday that the legendary athlete is looking good. Mike Thomas got to see Woods up close and personal, playing a round of golf with him before the tournament.
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"It's crazy how good he's hitting — and far he's hitting — for what he's been through," Mike Thomas said. "It's impressive where he's at."
Justin and Mike Thomas won the event last year. Justin Thomas said that Woods playing with his son was important for the 15-time major champion.
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"My excitement level is high just for him being out here and being somewhere other than his house and getting to see a lot of familiar faces," he said. "And I know spending time with Charlie is a huge deal to him.
"In terms of competing, I think his expectations are very low. But at the same time, he is who is for a reason. So I'm sure he'll be (ticked) off if he didn't play well."
The Woods and Thomas families will be playing in the same group.
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The PNC Championship consists of 20 teams of parents and children with at least one of them being a major champion or Players Championship winner.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.