Tiger Woods watched his son, Charlie, shoot a 10-over 80 on Tuesday and miss the cut at 22 over through two rounds at the U.S. Junior Amateur.
The 15-year-old Woods, who earned a spot in the 264-player field last month, finished near the bottom of the pack.
The top 64 players advance to match play, which begins Wednesday. The 36-hole championship match is Saturday.
Woods did fare better on the Oakland Hills South Course, which Ben Hogan dubbed “The Monster,” than he did with an opening 12-over 82 on the North Course.
Woods got off to a solid start on Day 2, handling the challenge of teeing off in front of about 500 people standing between him and steel girders that will be part of a new clubhouse. His game, and the clubhouse, are under construction. Woods was 1 over through four holes when a storm stopped play for more than an hour.
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