Tiger Woods and his son Charlie have smashed a record at the PNC Championship, despite agonisingly missing out on winning the event altogether. Team Langer - a duo consisting of German legend Bernhard Langer and his son Jason - came out on top at the event in Florida, but Woods Snr and Jnr played their part in attracting eyes to the tournament.

For further perspective, Cameron Champ led the tour with an average ball speed of 190.12 miles per hour, which is preposterous. Min Woo Lee ranked second, and Rory McIlroy was third at 185.58. All three of these players are big hitters, which explains why they comprise the top three in ball speed.

Tiger Woods and his son, Charlie, hit the links together on Saturday, December 21 for the opening round of the PGA of America’s PNC Championship. Played at the The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, Orlando, Grande Lakes in Florida, the PNC Championship is a unique event that allows some of the biggest names in golf to play alongside family members.