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Charlie Woods Officially Signs NIL Deal With TaylorMade
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Charlie Woods Officially Signs NIL Deal With TaylorMade
Charlie Woods joins Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy as TaylorMade continues to grow NIL roster of players.
A college golfer getting an NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deal is not generally breaking news, but when that soon-to-be college golfer also happens to be Charlie Woods, then that changes things.
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Charlie is a senior at The Benjamin School in North Palm Beach and will begin his college golf career in 2027 at Florida State where he has already committed.
He also heppens to be competing at the Junior Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass this week
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Woods comes to TaylorMade (officially) with a solid junior golf record that includes AJGA wins at Streamsong where he won on the Black course by three shots over a field that included 4 of the top 5-ranked AJGA players. He has also qualified for the straight U.S. Junior Ams including the event this year held at Saucon Valley Country Club.
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He also helped The Benjamin School win the 2023 & 2025 Florida High School team state championships.
We build our roster of athletes around those who are driven by the game of golf and have an unmatched desire to compete at the highest level. Charlie epitomizes that every time he tees it up. The growth of his game over the last few years speaks for itself and we are humbled he chose TaylorMade to support him as he competes at the junior level and during his transition to collegiate golf.
- David Abeles, TaylorMade Golf President & CEO
Charlie Woods: What's In The Bag
Image Via TaylorMade
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Qi4D 10.5° driver, (Graphite Design DI-6X)
Qi4D 15.0° 3-wood, (Diamana D+ 8X)
Qi4D 21.0° 7-wood, (Ventus Black Velo+ 8X)
P·7CB 3 & 4-iron, (Dynamic Gold X100)
P·7TW 5-PW, (Dynamic Gold (X100)
MG5 56° TW-Grind, 60° SX-grind (Dynamic Gold S400)
BALL: TP5x
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