Charlie Woods stunned the golf world once again with a spectacular 4-under 68 at Florida’s Last Chance Qualifier, further solidifying his name as golf’s most promising prodigy. At just 15 years old, Charlie—son of the legendary Tiger Woods—has already captured national attention with major wins like the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship and even qualified for the U.S. Open. But a shocking twist has now thrown his future into doubt.

Reports suggest that a sudden and mysterious setback has disrupted Charlie’s rapid ascent. While the exact cause remains unclear, fans and analysts are buzzing with speculation. Is it a physical injury from the sport’s repetitive strain? Could the relentless mental pressure finally be catching up to the teen sensation? Or is there something off the course affecting his game?

Charlie’s rise has been as much about discipline as it has been about talent. Trained by Tiger himself, his regimen includes not only grueling physical workouts but also mental drills designed to toughen him against distractions—just as Tiger’s father, Earl Woods, did for him. Despite the immense spotlight that comes with his last name, Charlie has shown remarkable composure and maturity far beyond his years.

Golf insiders, like Padraig Harrington and Paul Azinger, have praised Charlie’s swing for its precision and control, traits rarely seen in players his age. His technique, mindset, and dedication have long hinted at greatness. But now, with uncertainty clouding his path, the world is left to wonder: will Charlie overcome this unexpected challenge—or has his dream career already begun to unravel?

Whatever the truth may be, one thing is certain: all eyes remain fixed on Charlie Woods.

Kyle Busch has spoken out after he was detained in Mexico when authorities found a handgun in his bag at an airport last month.

The NASCAR driver shared via Twitter on Monday that he and his wife Samantha had holidayed in Mexico when he was stopped as they tried to head back to the United States.

“When departing the country, my handgun was flagged during routine screening at the airport,” he wrote. “I have a valid concealed carry permit from my local authority and adhere to all handgun laws, but I made a mistake by forgetting it was in my bag.”

He said after authorities found the handgun, he was “detained while the situation was resolved.”

He said he didn’t know all of the rules in Mexico and didn’t mean to bring the handgun into the country.

“When it was discovered, I fully cooperated with the authorities, accepted the penalties, and returned to North Carolina,” he continued.

He concluded, “I apologize for my mistake and appreciate the respect shown by all parties as we resolved the matter. My family and I consider this issue closed.”

The Mexico Prosecutor General’s Office addressed the incident in a press release on Friday, Feb. 3, stating that a man named Kyle Thomas “B” was arrested on Jan. 27 – Busch’s middle name is Thomas – at Cancun airport.

He was arrested for “the commission of the crime of carrying a firearm without a license and possession of cartridges for the exclusive use of the Armed Forces.”

It added, “The detainee, who is originally from the State of Nevada, intended to travel to the United States of America, but when passing his luggage through the RX of the platform, a caliber pistol-type firearm was detected inside.”

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Per the Mexican authority, he was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison and fined more than 20,000 pesos (equivalent to nearly $1,100).

Busch did not address the prison sentence and it is not clear how he will serve that aspect of his punishment.

A rep did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.

Busch’s announcement comes a day after he placed third at in the Busch Light Clash at the Coliseum on Sunday, per Fox News.

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He recently joined Richard Childress Racing at the end of the 2022 season. He previously raced for Joe Gibbs Racing, the outlet added.

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