Tiger Woods and son Charlie, 14, don matching Sunday red as they continue their family affair for Round Two of the PNC Championship... with daughter Sam, 16, back on the bag!

Tiger Woods's family affair continued Sunday as he and son Charlie, 14, hit the course in Orlando, Florida for Day Two of the PNC Championship in the golf icon's traditional Sunday red. 

Woods was also joined by daughter Sam, 16, who was once again on the bag for her golf legend dad after caddying for Tiger for the first time on Saturday, as they strolled up to the course. 

After being paired with good friend Justin Thomas and his dad Mike for the first round Team Woods headed out at 10:51am ET in a grouping with Steve Stricker and his daughter Izzi. 

Tiger wore his customary red polo, which he dons for every Sunday round, while Charlie showed shades of his dad in a burgundy quarter-zip and matching top underneath. 

They shot 11-under for the day which left them at tied-fifth alongside Team Cink, Team Daly and Team Lehman at 19-under for the tournament.  

Despite a low-scoring day Two, the Woods family were still off the pace as Team Langer clinches the Willie Park Trophy, finishing 25-under. 

Speaking after round one, Charlie was full of praise for most of he and his dad's game - except for one element.

'I drove the ball really good today,' he told reporters. 'Didn't miss a fairway, and still managed to shoot 8-under. We just suck at putting.'

Tiger, chuckling alongside his son, replied: 'That sums it up right there.' 

The PNC Championship is famously one of the most light-hearted events on the calendar, with big names joined by their spouses, children or parents for a two-day tournament in Florida.

And Woods, seemingly almost back to full fitness after multiple surgeries, made the most of the opportunity by bringing both of his kids - who he had with ex-wife Elin Nordegren before their divorce in 2010. 

The PNC Championship includes a star-studded field of 20 major champions, but the Woods were once again the main attraction.

Sam's presence on the course on Saturday was first spotted on the range, as she watched her dad practice before their round.

In a clip posted to social media, the doting daughter can be seen staring at her dad while he plays a shot, before he wiped sweat from his face using a towel on his bag.

After the round, Woods reflected on the tournament as a whole and how playing in it helped his readiness.

'It’s been a gathering for all families, not just for us, and we look forward to it each and every year just like a lot of the families do,' Woods told Golf Channel. 

'I haven't seen a lot of these guys because they’re on the Champions Tour and, quite frankly, I haven't played a lot. So it's nice to catch up with the likes of [Steve Stricker] and his family and to be able to [share] a round.'

When asked about how prepared he feels to get back into competition, Woods replied: 'I look forward to [getting] ready for next year. 

'These last two weeks have been good and I've been able to shake off a lot of rust that I have… I've gotten better each and every day which is great. But I still have a lot of work to do.'