Tiger Woods continues expanding his influence in the sport through TGR Design while navigating career developments and family milestones during the PGA Tour offseason. His latest golf course project in Mexico has encountered a scheduling setback, even as he celebrates a major personal milestone alongside his ex-wife.
Construction Delay for Cabo Legacy Course
The Legacy Course at Diamante in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, will miss its initial construction deadline. Developer Ken Jowdy informed Golfweek that the project requires additional time to finish its grassing phase.
“We were trying to get it fully grassed by the end of this year, but we won’t make it. February, hopefully. There’s no sense opening in the spring because homeowners typically flee for cooler climates that time of year. So, we’ll be ready to play this time next year ahead of the tournament in October and get it right,” Jowdy told Golfweek.
The updated schedule pushes the expected opening to fall 2027 instead of a spring launch. Jowdy noted that timing the opening for the fall aligns better with the seasonal travel patterns of property owners who depart Cabo during warmer months. The luxury resort development currently features two courses designed by Woods, alongside 14 Founder Estates where Woods owns the first completed residence. The exclusive Legacy Club limits its membership to 250 families by invitation, and the landscape incorporates five lakes linked by streams and waterfalls.
Additionally, NFL wide receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins have acquired homesites near Woods’ property. Jowdy told Golfweek that both Cincinnati Bengals receivers have supported the community for five or six years, with home construction slated to begin in 2026. The adjustment to the course timeline represents a scheduling delay rather than a cancellation, providing extra preparation time ahead of the planned opening window.
Family Reunion and Personal Milestones
Away from his design work, Woods recently gathered with his ex-wife Elin Nordegren at the Benjamin School in Florida to celebrate their son Charlie committing to play golf at Florida State University. The parents stood beside Charlie for photos at the November 6 ceremony, with all three wearing Florida State apparel. Nordegren’s partner, former NFL player Jordan Cameron, also joined the event along with the couple’s three children.
Charlie initially revealed his college commitment in February, prompting public congratulations from Woods on social media. Although Woods and Nordegren ended their marriage in 2010, they continue uniting for significant events in their children’s lives, such as past championship victories and the 2024 PNC Championship. This family gathering occurred amid media reports regarding Woods’ personal life and speculation about his connection with Vanessa Trump.
An anonymous source told IBTimes UK that Woods might feel hesitant about marrying again due to the experiences of his first marriage. The report indicated he remains open to marriage eventually but feels no urgency to propose. Woods has not publicly addressed these reports, and his appearance alongside Nordegren served purely as a family celebration of Charlie’s athletic progression.
These recent developments in his golf course architecture and family life keep Woods prominent as competitive golf remains on hold.
