Tiger Woods’s daughter doesn’t play golf. But if you look at Sam Woods’s soccer career, it’s clear that the apple hasn’t fallen very far from the three. The 16-year-old excels at the game she loves. Woods earlier said in an interview, that his children take more interest in soccer. Although Charlie Woods has since then turned to golf, Sam Woods stuck to her guns.

The last time we saw her was at Tiger Woods’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony last year. But the 15-time Major winner decided to have Sam Woods on his bag this year at the PNC Championship. While we have seen glimpses of Charlie Woods’s school career, the elder sister has remained under the radar. So, how does Sam Woods’ soccer career stack up against her brother?

Sam Woods has proven her worth 

Sam Woods goes to the same school as her brother, Charlie Woods. Despite their sport being different, Sam has also left her mark on the school roster. Woods is in her third year at the Benjamin School. The Junior star is a regular member of the Buccaneer’s soccer squad.

Sam Woods has garnered five goals and has one assist under her name. The assist was notable as it came in the regional championship in February. The Benjamin School Girls’ soccer team edged past Edgewood in a 3-1 victory. Woods contributed with a stellar pass to put Lily White in an envious position in front of the goal.

But that was also a return of the courtesy. A month back, White capitalized on a corner kick lofting a ball to Sam Woods, who made no mistake in thumping it in the right direction. The Buccaneers cruised past Lincoln Park Academy in a 6-0 victory in that match.

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Undoubtedly, Sam Woods is excelling at a game she has no family ties with. Whereas, her brother is gearing up to carve a name for himself in a sport that’s synonymous with their father. How has the 14-year-old performed so far?

Where does Charlie Woods stand

Charlie Woods has had a remarkable season this year. The 14-year-old earned the bragging rights at the regional qualifier for the Notah Begay Hill Junior Championship with his dad as his caddie. The teenager carded a formidable 66 to pose his career-best performance. 

Although he finished at the 17th spot in the final tournament, Woods Jr. didn’t have to wait too long to lift another trophy. This time, Charlie Woods earned a title that his father can not boast of having in his trophy cabinet. The teenager. won the Florida State Championship with his school after triumphing over First Academy. Charlie Woods finished at the 26th position in the individual leaderboard. 

Tiger Woods said he would be happy as long as his children are enjoying the game. It appears both Charlie Woods and Sam Woods are thriving in their respective field.

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