Charlie Woods was in action at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship with dad Tiger Woods watching but had a first round to forget at Brook Hollow Golf Club in Dallas, Texas

Tiger Woods watched his son Charlie in the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship but it proved a day to forget as the youngster had a meltdown on the back-nine that all but ended his hopes.

The 16-year-old golf prodigy recently produced a landmark win and has been in impressive form so far this season since undergoing a noticeable body transformation. He played his way into the the tournament with a playoff win at a qualifier earlier this year.

But he carded an 11-over-par round of 81 on the opening day that left him 241st out of 264 golfers. He had a meltdown on the back-nine, going nine-over in an eight-hole spell including three double-bogeys in five holes on a frustrating day. It comes after his net worth emerged after his ‘I’m broke’ claim and trust fund revelation.

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Here are 10 pictures of Charlie’s tough day in front of Tiger, who remains sidelined from playing himself after undergoing surgery to repair a torn Achilles tendon earlier this year.

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Charlie’s tough day

Charlie Woods had a tough day at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship on Day 1, carding an 11-over-par round of 81 that left him 241st out of 264 golfers with dad Tiger watching on.

He had a meltdown on the back-nine, going nine-over in an eight-hole spell including three double-bogeys in five holes on a frustrating day.

It comes after he made an ‘I’m broke’ claim after a trust fund revelation.

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High hopes

Charlie Woods teed off with high hopes at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship after some good results so far this season.

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Back nine struggles

Woods started with a bogey but ended the front-nine with a birdie, before a tough back-nine saw him go eight-over, including a double bogey on 13 after this shot.

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Putting under pressure

Woods, seen here putting on the 11th hole, where he made bogey, new putting would be a key component as he looked to put himself in contention.

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Watching on

Woods is pictured watching on with his caddie on the 12th hole as he looked to turn things around after a tough run of holes. He made par but followed up with a double bogey on 13. (Image:Tim Heitman/Getty Images)

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Dad watching on

Charlie’s dad, Tiger Woods, was at the course following his son and watching on, drawing a huge crowd but being powerless to help his struggles. The golf icon is currently out of action himself after tearing his Achilles. (Image:Tim Heitman/Getty Images)

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Getting out of trouble

Woods found himself in trouble on the 10th hole, where he’s pictured escaping from a bunker on his way to making a bogey on the Par-3 hole.

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Fore right!

Woods calls fore right after a wayward tee shot on the 12th hole as he struggled for control and paid the price.(Image:Tim Heitman/Getty Images)

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Finishing strong

Despite his tough day, Woods ended his day with a birdie on 18. He’s pictured here playing his iron approach shot on the 432-yard Par-4 before putting for a three, which saw him end on a positive note. (Image:Tim Heitman/Getty Images)

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Bad to worse

After a nightmare run, things went from bad to worse for Woods on the 17th hole. He had his head in his hands after a wayward shot from the tee and ended up making a double-bogey 6 on the Par 4, capping off a run of three double-bogeys in five holes