Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods has wasted little time in taking advantage of everything at his disposal as one of the most recognisable names in sport.
The 51-year-old has become increasingly known for his additional business pursuits as injury, surgery and off-the-field issues have occupied his time over the last five years.
Woods' focus has been away from the golf course of late4
Woods' focus has been away from the golf course of late
Blades Brown was victorious at Tiger Woods-designed course4
Blades Brown was victorious at Tiger Woods-designed course
Woods has not played competitively since The Open Championship in 2024 and has not won a tournament since his barely believable Masters triumph in 2019.
Instead his focus has been on assisting the PGA Tour's rebirth in fighting off LIV Golf, offering a guiding hand to his son's Charlie's aspiring college career and a flourishing golf design business.
In the last few weeks, Woods's TGR Design has been confirmed as the partner for a private members club in Long Island, and been strongly linked with a $100 million project on the island of Ireland.
Such a deal would represent Woods' design business heading to Europe for the first time, but one place they have already made a mark is in Mexico.
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Work is underway on the third course at the Diamante Club at Cabo San Lucas, which is home to Woods' first ever design project and hosted the World Wide Technology Championship this weekend.
Blades Brown was victorious at El Cardonal on Sunday, becoming the youngest winner on the PGA Tour since 1931.
The course opened in 2015 and was followed by a 12-hole par-three course at the high-profile resort on Mexico's Baja California Peninsula which is a hot spot for celebrities and NFL stars.
The newest course, which will be the Legacy Club, will also house 14 homes on the exclusive, invite-only development and Woods has already got his name down for one of them.
He will be joined by Cincinnati Bengals all-star wide receiving duo Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, worth in excess of $250 million on their most contracts.
The pair are among a number of NFL stars who are regulars in Cabo during the offseason, and according to Golfweek will be alongside Woods and the property designer.
Burrow is not short of weapons with Higgins and Chase in his receiving arsenal4
Bengals superstar receiving pair Higgins (#5) and Chase (#1) are regulars in Cabos
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Woods could make his return at TGL later this year
"It won't look good if people think I finished my house before the golf course," Ken Jowdy is quoted as saying in the publication. "So once we finish the course, then I'll hit the gas on my place."
Chase and Higgins are widely regarded as the best receiving tandem in the NFL, and teamed up for 187 yards and three touchdowns in Madrid for the league's latest international game.
They have already begun development on their homes, according to the report, which also writes that the memberships will be limited at 250, but will allow families to 'extend privileges to spouses, children and future generation.'
Both men have earned the trust of superstar quarterback Joe Burrow, with Chase having played with Burrow since 2018 when the pair were teammates and national champions at LSU.
An electric start to his career earned him a record-breaking $161m contract, while Higgins signed his in March 2025 after an impressive couple of years.
With the pair bringing in more than a quarter of a billion pounds in contracts - over $100m of it guaranteed, a spot on Woods' exclusive Cabos enclave will have made just a small debt in that fortune.
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