TIGER WOODS shared a hug with ex-wife Elin Nordegren after playing alongside their son Charlie during the PNC Championship in Florida.
Woods, 48, took the time to reconnect with Nordegren after he and Charlie, 15, had finished second in the PNC Championship.
Woods, who split from Nordegren 15 years ago, offered an embrace to his ex-wife after she was waiting to congratulate he and Charlie following their efforts in Orlando.
The Swedish model is a regular feature at the PNC Championship, which Tiger and Charlie have now competed in together for five years, starting when Charlie was just 11.
While Nordegren and Woods' daughter Sam, 17, caddied for the duo during their round - as she has done in previous years.
Charlie and Tiger managed a second place finish in this year's tournament after losing in a play-off to Bernhard Langer and his son Jason.
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But it was a special event this time round as 15-year-old Charlie sank a hole-in-one on the par-three fourth - his first ever ace.
The incredible moment was caught on camera with Woods over the moon at his son's stunning achievement.
Remarkably 30 minutes after Charlie's feat, Padraig Harrington's son Paddy also pulled off a hole-in-one.
It's no surprise that Woods and Nordegren were able to share a nice moment together on such a momentous day, given the pair have long repaired their previously fractured relationship.
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Nordegren, 44, and Woods divorced in 2010 after six years of marriage.
Their marriage came to an abrupt end after a cheating scandal came to light involving Woods and a number of different women.
The former couple were seen together in March this year as they celebrated Charlie winning a high school state golf championship.
After the weekend's efforts in Orlando, Woods discussed how special it was for him to play alongside his family after six months out with injury.
He said: "I'm just so happy for him [Charlie] and for the enjoyment we had as a family.
"To be out there it was a lot of fun."
He added: "This is the thrill of a lifetime for us to be able to experience this all together".
