Tiger Woods to team up with son Charlie for PNC Championship

Returning to the PNC Championship for a fifth time, Team Woods will be looking to improve on their best finish of solo second in 2021 and tied fifth place last year.

Fifteen-time major winner Woods commented, "I'm very excited to head back to the PNC Championship next week with Charlie. Playing together is something we look forward to and it's always more special when you're surrounded by friends and family."

Meanwhile, Padraig Harrington will partner with son Paddy for a sixth time after sitting on the bench last year when younger brother Ciaran made his debut.

Padraig commented, "My two lads would both like to partner me, so it's great that they are sharing it. I'm so pleased that they are both loving playing golf and that our family is able to experience this unique tournament together."

This star-studded field has won 69 majors and 40 senior major titles and more than 1000 international titles. There are five past champions in the field and two teams making their debut this year – Team Couples and Team Immelman.

The youngest partner is 13-year-old Will McGee, while the 'most experienced' is Gary Player at 89 years young. Four years junior to Player is Lee Trevino, 85, the only player to have played in all 26 editions of the PNC Championship. Current World No. 1 Nelly Korda is the highest ranked with more than half the field having reached the pinnacle of World No. 1 during their distinguished careers.