Tiger Woods Dealt Unfortunate Career News Amid PGA Tour Offseason
Tiger Woods’ latest golf course project in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, faces a significant delay as the opening of his signature Legacy Course at Diamante has been pushed back to fall 2027. Developer Ken Jowdy confirmed the revised timeline, noting that the course—designed by Woods and his longtime collaborator Beau Welling—will now be fully grassed and ready for play ahead of an October tournament, rather than its original spring 2024 target.
The adjustment accounts for seasonal resident patterns, as many homeowners leave Cabo during warmer months, ensuring the course meets high standards before its debut. Woods’ involvement in Diamante includes two completed courses and a third in development, with the luxury resort featuring 14 Founder Estates, including his own completed home.
The project also highlights Woods’ expanding legacy beyond competition, as he continues to shape high-end golf destinations globally through TGR Design.
Beyond coursework, Woods recently reunited with former wife Elin Nordegren at their son Charlie’s college commitment ceremony for Florida State University. The trio, joined by Nordegren’s partner Jordan Cameron and their three children, attended the November 6 event, marking a public moment of family unity.
Charlie, who announced his decision in February, was celebrated by Woods on social media, underscoring the golfer’s ongoing role in his son’s life despite their 2010 divorce.
