- These are Tiger Woods children
- He shares two kids with ex-wife Elin Nordegren
- Woods talks about solo parenting
Golf legend Tiger Woods and his ex-wife Elin Nordegren are hitting headlines not for scandal, but for their masterclass in co-parenting! The duo, who tied the knot in a lavish ceremony, welcomed their first child, Sam Alexis, in 2007, and son Charlie Axel in 2009. But when the toddlers were just learning to walk, their dad was navigating through a media storm of affairs and a subsequent divorce in 2010. Despite the rough, they've kept their kids on the green!
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Tiger admits solo parenting isn't a walk in the park, but seeing Sam and Charlie thrive? That's his hole-in-one! "I just love being with them," he gushed in 2011, proving that family trumps all.
Sam Alexis Woods: More than just a caddy
Born into golf royalty, Sam (17) was gripping golf clubs before she could crawl. She's been her dad's number one fan, caddying and cheering him on. But it's not all about golf – Sam's got a kick for soccer too. Tiger treasures her support, especially during his iconic Masters win. "It's special," he shared with the Golf Channel, reminiscing about his own father's influence.
Charlie Axel Woods: A Chip off the Old Block
Charlie (15) is following in his dad's spike marks, swinging clubs at just two years old. Tiger's parenting approach? Keep it fun – no pressure. And it's working! Charlie's already winning junior tournaments, with Tiger by his side as the proudest caddy.
After a car crash threatened Tiger's career, it was Charlie's passion that spurred his recovery. The father-son duo has since made magic at the PNC Championship, with Charlie even admitting it's the best he's seen his dad play in a while.
Despite the hazards they've faced, Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren are acing co-parenting and raising the next generation of golf greats. It's not about the trophies or the titles – it's about family, love, and a shared passion for the game.
