Charlie Woods’ $20m trust fund: Tiger’s long-term dynasty for his son unmasked

Archie Starkey 02 Aug 2025

Charlie and Tiger Woods address the media.

Despite being just 16 years of age, the high-flying Charlie Woods is already living a life that is every teenager’s dream.

As the son of the GOAT and 15-time Major champion Tiger Woods, Charlie isn’t just inheriting a weighty surname but the keys to a lovingly forged legacy.

It’s been reported that Charlie’s famous father has placed him into a jaw-dropping $20 million trust fund, every young kid’s dream, right?

But there’s a catch…

He can’t access the fund until 2030 when he turns 21 years old, in a strategic move from his billionaire dad in securing a long-term, responsibly managed financial future for his youngest child.

And the reports suggest the trust fund is just a small component of a wider-scale plan from Tiger, with it being suggested that Charlie may also own property.

Tiger is approaching his son’s financial future in the same calculated manner that won him a record equalling 82 PGA Tour titles.

His approach to wealth isn’t about fancy cars and big spending, it is about building a foundation for Charlie based on legal and financial protection and structure.

Charlie Woods: A $20million trust fund at college

His signature precision is setting his son up with an incredible future, but Charlie is proving he may not need his father’s help.

The teenager is well on the way to collegiate golf, having won an AJGA title, Junior National Championship and Florida High School team title.

He’s also carded two nine-birdie rounds at the 2025 Junior PGA Championship and is in the mix for Junior Ryder Cup places.

Charlie’s father undoubtedly has a big influence on his life both on and off the course, and it’s evident that Tiger’s work his swing coach has helped him score low.

He’s discovering the Tiger mentality, and the birdies continue to flow.

Charlie also receives the proven world-class coaching of Rob McNamara, his father’s long-term mentor.

He attended The Benjamin School in Florida, but played football in his youth, with the COVID-19 pandemic switching his concentration and ambition to a potential career in golf.

In 2020, he then paired up with his father to compete at the PNC. Championship at just 11 years old – becoming the youngest competitor in the competition’s history.

How wealthy is Tiger Woods?

Charlie has grown up at his Dad’s home on Jupiter Island, which cost Tiger a reported $40m in 2006.

The 12-acre property endured a $15m refurbishment and is split into two sections that are connected by a glass walkway.

It boasts a golf course, two swimming pools for lane swimming and diving, a gym, a health facility and an oxygen treatment room, which will have aided Charlie significantly in his journey towards professional golf.

Tiger Woods is said to be worth over $1.3billion and a member of an elite group of athletes who have earned over a billion dollars.

Tiger won around $120m in earnings while spending 683 weeks at world number one.

However, his playing prize money was relatively insignificant in comparison to his long-term endorsements with brands like Nike incredibly lucrative.