Key keywords: Tiger Woods kids, Charlie Woods Florida State golf commitment, Sam Woods 18th birthday, NCAA Division I men's golf, Florida State Seminoles golf, Woods family golf legacy, PNC Championship, Tiger Woods family updates The Woods family is dominating sports and celebrity headlines this week, with two major milestones for Tiger Woods’ two children hitting public feeds back to back. First, 15-year-old Charlie Woods, the only son of the 15-time major golf champion, officially announced his commitment to play NCAA Division I men’s golf for Florida State University, ending months of speculation over which top collegiate program he would choose. Charlie, who has already built a reputation as a formidable junior golfer, has competed alongside his father in the annual PNC Championship for seven consecutive years, drawing record viewership every time the pair tees off together. His swing, often compared to his father’s iconic form, has caught the eye of college golf coaches across the country since he began competing in national junior tournaments at age 10. In his Instagram announcement post, Charlie shared a photo of himself wearing FSU golf gear alongside the Seminoles logo, writing "Committed. Go Noles" in the caption. Florida State’s men’s golf program is consistently ranked among the top 10 in the NCAA, has produced 18 PGA Tour players, and claimed two national titles in the last two decades, making it an ideal fit for the young golfer hoping to develop his game at the collegiate level before potentially turning pro. Just three days after Charlie’s commitment announcement, the Woods family celebrated another major milestone: Sam Alexis Woods, Tiger’s oldest child, turned 18 years old. Sam, who was born in 2007 just one day after Tiger won the 2007 U.S. Open, has largely stayed out of the public eye compared to her younger brother, but has made occasional appearances at golf events, including serving as her father’s caddie for the 2023 PNC Championship. Sources close to the family shared that Sam’s low-key 18th birthday celebration was attended by close friends and family, with Tiger sharing a private tribute to his daughter on his personal social media that read, "Proud of the strong, kind, independent young woman you've become. The world is yours." Tiger Woods spoke publicly about both milestones during a press appearance for a junior golf initiative earlier this week, telling reporters, "None of this is about me. Charlie chose FSU because he loved the campus, the coaching staff, and the team culture, and I couldn't be prouder of him for making that decision on his own. Sam turning 18 is surreal, I still feel like she was just a little girl running around the course after my wins. I just want both of them to be happy, whatever path they choose to take." Golf fans around the world are already anticipating Charlie’s debut with the Seminoles in fall 2026, when he graduates from high school, while many are wishing Sam well as she enters adulthood.