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Charlie Woods hits hole-in-one at Junior Players Championship

Charlie, the son of legendary golfer Tiger Woods, was even par through the first 11 holes of the third round before hitting a hole-in-one after he won the final day of the tournament.

The hole-in-one came on the 12th hole from 177 yards out.

Woods finished the day in a five-way tie for 31st after finishing seven-over par.

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