Watch: Tiger Woods stunned as Charlie makes first ever (!) hole-in-one

Tiger Woods could hardly believe it as his teenage son Charlie made a hole-in-one during the final round of the PNC Championship. 

Charlie's ace arrived on the fourth hole at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando. 

He flushed a 7-iron that landed within five feet of the pin.

His golf ball bounced twice and rolled into the cup. 

At the time, it lifted Team Woods to 17-under par and gave the pair a one-shot lead over Bernhard Langer and his son Jason with 14 holes to play.

Dad Tiger, who turns 49 at the end of the month, was quick to congratulate his son. 

He reportedly didn't witness the shot as he was taking a break at the time. 

But that didn't stop the 15-time major champ giving his son a massive hug. 

Charlie couldn't believe it and needed confirmation from his caddie and sister Samantha, who was carrying the sticks for Tiger. 

Legendary caddie and on-course commentator Jim 'Bones' Mackay knew it was good as soon as the teenager struck it. 

"Really good contact," Bones said. "This is a great looking shot if it's the right number."

Tiger made his first ace on the PGA Tour in 1996 at The Greater Milwaukee Open.

He claims to have made 20 aces during his illustrious career, with three of those coming in official PGA Tour events. 

His second, and probably his most famous, arrived at the 1997 Phoenix Open. 

Tiger a perfect 9-iron and sent the crowd into a frenzy. 

His last hole-in-one came at the 1998 Sprint International.

Watch Charlie's ace below...

Charlie and Tiger were tied for the lead at the end of the first day of the hit-and-giggle event. 

The pair carded a 59 in the opening round and were on 13-under along with Team Langer as well as Vijay Singh and his son Qass. 

The 36-hole exhibition tournament, which includes current and former professional golfers playing with a parent or child, concludes this evening. 

Team Woods are making their fifth appearance in the tournament. 

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