The Swede’s son proved to have the same sense of humor as his father…

All eyes were on Tiger Woods Charlie Woods this week at the PNC Championship and rightly so.

Charlie, 12, played some beautiful shots that belied his years and rolled in some beautiful putts in Orlando, Florida.

At 17 he threw an absolute dart from 170 yards with a beautiful 5-iron and got the closest out of anyone, including the pros.

But while Charlie was in the limelight (and getting engaged with the crowd) there was another young man attempting to steal the show.

His name is Karl Stenson and he’s the 11-year-old son of Sweden’s Henrik Stenson. If you didn’t know, Karl’s got game.

He went flag hunting over the weekend, rolled in some monsters and even proved deadly with a microphone in his hand.

He appears media trained and even got involved in a mock press conference at the PNC Championship dinner before the tournament.

Karl poked fun at his dad about his current form and it looks like he’s got that famous dry wit down pat.

In that short interview, the youngest player to participate in the PNC Championship told how:

• Dad can sometimes get a little angry
• They didn’t have a shot of winning the title “with the way he’s playing”
• How he expected his Dad to play below par

Debuting with dad 🧡@HenrikStenson and Karl had fun last night.#PNCchampionship #CelebrateFamily pic.twitter.com/hwHKT3sd4s

— PNC Championship (@PNCchampionship) December 18, 2021

Henrik even had to put his hand over the microphone to save from any more jibes from his son.

The pair entertained over the weekend and finished in a tie for eighth place after reaching 18-under par.

John Daly and John Daly II won the tournament after reaching a record 27-under, two strokes ahead of Tiger Woods and Charlie.

Charlie may have stolen the limelight this year but he’s definitely got some competition.

Karl struck again after their first round.

It appears the apple didn’t fall far from the tree:

Karl Stenson strikes again 😂@HenrikStenson has taught him well!#PNCchampionship #CelebrateFamilypic.twitter.com/245oYyi9kj

— PNC Championship (@PNCchampionship) December 19, 2021

Article originally appeared on: Golfmagic.com