‘It’s already happened. He hit a drive at Medalist and got me by a yard,’ the 15-time major champion said.

Tiger Woods (left) revealed his son Charlie (right), 13, has already outdriven him by a yard

Not only is Charlie out hitting his father, but he seems to be taking advice from him as well in how to approach his swing.

‘I told him, don’t copy my swing. Copy Rory’s,’ Woods said. ‘Have you ever seen Rory off balance on a shot? No. Not ever. You can swing as hard as you want on a shot, but you need to have balance.’

It seems to be paying off for Charlie, who swung a club 117 miles per hour according to Golf Channel’s Paul Azinger.

Recent video of an older Charlie Woods swinging his driver has surfaced, showing off his form

Tiger on his advice for Charlie:

"I told him, don’t copy MY swing. Copy Rory’s. Have you ever seen Rory off balance on a shot? No. Not ever. You can swing as hard as you want, but you need to have balance."pic.twitter.com/6jEJEfuxm7

— Dylan Dethier (@dylan_dethier) December 3, 2022

While Tiger is at the Hero World Challenge, he is not competing in the tournament. Despite planning to join the 20-man field, Woods revealed on Monday that he developed plantar fasciitis in his right foot.

‘After consulting with my doctors and trainers, I have decided to withdraw this week and focus on my hosting duties,’ Woods said in a statement.

Woods has not competed at a professional tournament since July, when he missed the cut at The Open Championship at St. Andrews.

Tiger believes he will be healthy to compete in the latest installment of ‘The Match’ taking place next weekend as well as the PNC Championship with Charlie the week after that.

Tiger Woods has not played in a professional event since this summer’s Open Championship