TIGER WOODS—ROARING TO (GAMING) LIFE

It is widely known that Tiger Woods’ business interests are varied and far reaching, gaming is just one of many. There is great news for Tiger fans around the world. First, Woods has begun his next stage of post-accident recovery at home in Jupiter, Fla. In a recent social media post Woods expressed appreciation for all who were involved in overseeing his initial healing process and recovery from a rollover accident that resulted in serious fractures to his leg and ankle.  Said Woods about his caretakers, “Thank you to the incredible surgeons, doctors, nurses and staff at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center… Read More »

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A Look at Tiger’s Possible Play in PGA’S 2020 Events

We would love to provide you with Tiger Woods’ Tour Participation calendar for the rest of this year, but what we print would be slightly more than a “best guess”. ed. The Tiger camp is not known for peeping their hoe-card too much in advance of his appearances, and for what we surmise could be for any or more of several reasons: an incredibly packed appearance schedule that could change at a moment’s notice; the need to honor other golf greats by being sited at their events; and of course, how Tiger may be physically feeling just before game-time. The… Read More »

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Tiger Woods course plans

by Joe Passov Tiger Woods coming off a highly successful comeback continues to turn his attention to building golf courses. Woodannounced on his website recently that he will team with Donald Trump to craft a new 18-hole championship course for Trump World Golf Club Dubai. The new course will be located within the 55 million square-foot master community of Akoya Oxygen, a Trump Organization/DAMAC Properties collaboration. Coincidence or not, the new course will be mostly located on the site of his aborted first design, Al Ruwaya, that was abandoned before completion in 2009. “Hussain (Sajwani), my good friend and chairman… Read More »

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Tiger Picks Site for First Golf Course….Woods Sees Project as ‘Great Responsibility’

Tiger Woods said recently he will develop his first golf course in Dubai, an oil-rich city that hosts two European Tour events and has seen a recent rise in golf course construction. The Tiger Woods Dubai will feature a 7,700-yard, par-72 course, a 60,000-square-foot clubhouse, a golf academy, 320 exclusive villas and a boutique hotel with 80 suites. “I look at this project not only as an opportunity, but also as a great responsibility,” Woods said. Dubai already has eight golf courses, including the Emirates Golf Club, which hosts the Dubai Desert Classic. Woods won the tournament earlier this year… Read More »

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