There were hole-in-ones all around at the PNC Championship as Padraig Harrington's son Paddy quickly emulated the achievements of Charlie Woods in the second round of the tournament on Sunday.
The Father and Son pairs were competing at the annual PNC Championship in Orlando which sees PGA Tour and Champions Tour players and their sons compete against each other over two days.
For the Woods, it was business as usual with Tiger and Charlie once again appearing as a duo to much success, dominating the second day of proceedings from poll position.
Despite Tiger and Charlie's success together, they got quite the challenge from Padraig Harrington and his son Paddy who were also hoping for family success in Orlando.
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Padraig Harrington's and Tiger Woods' sons get hole-in-ones
First up with the aces was Charlie Woods who capped off his side's birdie-birdie-par start to the round with an ace on the par 3 fourth hole.
The first ever hole-in-one, that his father originally missed and Charlie himself was left in utter disbelief by sent Team Woods mental, with the pair sharing a lovely moment just as the dust settled.
Charlie Woods with the hole in one at the PNC!pic.twitter.com/vmwGQvcovF
— Balls.ie (@ballsdotie) December 22, 2024
However, whatever clearance Charlie's early ace earned Team Woods was quickly diminished by Team Harrington who got an ace of their own to kickstart their chase of course leaders Team Woods.
Playing alongside Irish legend Padraig, Paddy Harrington struck a beautiful hole-in-one that like the Woods on the Par 2 eight. Like the Woods, the pair went absolutely mental at a career-first for Paddy.
ANOTHER ACE!
Padraig Harrington's son Paddy gets a hole-in-one on 7!
📺 : Peacock pic.twitter.com/SknYURvTzm— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) December 22, 2024
While it was undoubtedly a nice moment for the pair just before Christmas, it also kicked off a surge of three birdies in five holes that had the Irish duo sitting in second place just one shot behind tournament leaders Team Woods with eight holes left to play.
Unfortunately for the Irish pair, even the hole-in-one and impressive eleven shots they claimed over the round of golf wasn't enough to surpass the quality of either Bernard Langer's or Tiger Wood's teams who found themselves heading down the final two holes in a battle for first place at twenty-seven under.
Team Harrington were also joined in third place by Team Duval and Team Singh who also mustered twenty-three under-finishes.
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