Tiger Woods' son Charlie Woods gets special invitation from Dwyane Wade after hole-in-one moment
NBA legend Dwyane Wade hyped up Tiger Woods' son Charlie after the teenager joined an exclusive club for golf players. During his participation at the PNC Championship, the 15-year-old hit his first hole-in-one, also known as an ace. The kid was in disbelief, and his father was jubilant about the moment, hugging and shoving Charlie to celebrate.
Instagram account "ace.membersonly" shared the video of Charlie's shot, hyping up as the most recent member of the ace club.
Dwyane Wade reposted the video on his Instagram story with a message to celebrate Charlie Woods and welcome him to the club.
"Welcome to the ACE club! @ace.membersonly," Wade captioned the post.
The Miami Heat icon also commented under the original post with one word.
"ACE ⛳️ 🔥," he wrote.
Wade has been an avid golf fan for a while, emulating his idol Michael Jordan, who has played the sport for decades. The three-time NBA champion shooting guard has remained active after hanging up his sneakers five years ago, not only playing different sports but engaging in other activities.
Last week, Dwyane Wade attended the second annual We The Best Foundation x Jordan Golf Classic event at the Miami Beach Club, joining other high-profile celebrities like Michael Phelps, Marcus Jordan and Jimmy Butler.
Dwyane Wade says he's dealing with health issues
While he remains active in different activities, Dwyane Wade said he's struggling with health issues postretirement. Wade was one of the most electrifying NBA players during his best days, but since he retired, his body has been suffering the consequences of his 15-year career.
On the Dec. 5 episode of his podcast, "Flash" talked about the injuries bothering him.
"You said my health. I think I can’t do anything without it bro. My back, you know I was telling you recently my back has been bothering me big time," Wade said (Timestamp: 13:08).
He also said that he sought help to try to get through the issues.
"I started working with this new guy," Wade said. "Shoutout to my guy, Brian Reynolds. Man, he’s incredible. Chris and I, you know, started working with him recently. This young Black man ... He called himself a stretchologist. Bro, he be coming to the crib, putting me in like DDTs."
Even during his active days, Wade went through a lot regarding injuries. He said he's trying to be as healthy as possible to enjoy the time with friends and family.