WATCH: Paddy Harrington and Charlie Woods steal limelight from their famous dads with hole-in-ones

Paddy Harrington and Charlie Woods delighted their illustrious golfing fathers during the exciting final round of the PNC Championship in Orlando with hole-in-ones.

Charlie (15), who is Tiger Woods' son, made his ace at the 178-yard par three fourth - and soon after Paddy, son of Padraig Harrington, followed suit at the 214-yard par three eighth at the Ritz-Carlton GC.

Paddy, 21, famously asked his dad if he could put ladybirds in the Claret Jug when Padraig won The Open at Birkdale in 2007.

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But he grabbed the spotlight again this evening when he struck a sweet tee shot rolled into the cup at Ritz-Carlton GC for his first ever hole-in-one, the result of a last second decision to switch from a five-iron to a six-iron.

Padraig quickly wrapping his son in an embrace and was proud as punch as he commented on the shot afterwards. “When I saw everyone’s arms go into the air, I was like, ‘Oh, my god!’ I’ve never been as excited. I have never hit a shot and been as excited," admitted Padraig.

Tiger actually missed Charlie's ace as he was taking a toilet break - but he also joyously celebrated the achievement, before joking that Woods junior had to buy the drinks "for everyone out here," with Charlie replying, 'I'm broke!'

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