Charlie Woods, the 17-year-old son of Tiger Woods, has made significant career decisions as he prepares for his future in golf. Recently, Woods verbally committed to play collegiate golf at Florida State University, joining the top-ranked 2027 recruiting class alongside notable junior player Miles Russell. Woods has now signed with his first sports agency, Players Group Management, which also represents other prominent golfers like Will Zalatoris and Sahith Theegala. This move marks a strategic step as Woods enters the NIL landscape, where endorsement opportunities could be substantial, although he currently has no NIL deals. Woods is ranked No. 21 in the AJGA and No. 9 in his class, and he has demonstrated impressive athleticism, helping his high school team win a state title and earning All-American honors. His commitment to FSU is seen as a boost for the university’s golf program, which benefits from the involvement of legendary figures like Jack Nicklaus, whose design firm renovated the Seminole Legacy Golf Club, and Tiger Woods, whose presence and legacy continue to elevate the program. Woods’ recruitment and development are closely watched, with expectations that he will need to earn his spot on the team through hard work. Florida State’s 2027 recruiting class also includes top players like Miles Russell, Edwin Askerfors, and Kaden Puranik, all with impressive amateur records.