Then, in November 2009, it all came crashing down.
What I did is not acceptable.
And I am the only person to blame.
I stopped living by the core values that I was taught to believe in."
In the decade and change since, Woods has climbed back to the top of the golf world.
Ultimately, Woods wound up keeping the boat.
One ad for the car put it simply, reading (viaFlickr), “Two cool cats.
Tiger and the Buick Bengal.
The Buick Bengal is far from the only fancy car Woods has been associated with.
The crown jewel of his empire is Jack’s Bay, an exclusive resort on Eleuthera in the Bahamas.
“Pure enjoyment and playability are at the forefront of the design.”
The golf course is part of a wider luxurious community still undergoing development.
“That isn’t weird.
That’s RICH,” one fanwrote, whileanothershot back, “It’s not weird.
It’s not rich.
The guy is a nut case.”
Regardless of the private jet’s original purchase price, it’s certainly a costly amenity to maintain.
Villegas was tired, but when a waitress offered them drinks, Woods encouraged his friend to partake.
Don’t be a wuss,'” Villegas remembered.
“‘Have a little freaking wine or whatever with me.'”
Villegas did indeed order a glass of red wine.
Unfortunately, he didn’t hold on to the glass when the jet took off.
“I look to my right and there is red wine flying everywhere.
Tiger is to my left, he looks and goes, ‘Nice,'” Villegas said.
He tried to clean the spill himself but ultimately gave up and told Woods to send him a bill.
He expected his friend to decline, but Woods did indeed bill him $25,000 in cleaning fees.
“Amazing to be back almost 30 years later.”
Woods is a football fan, too.
He attended Super Bowl LV, between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
“Never know who you’ll see at the Super Bowl!”
Seems like Woods might be a fan ofthe “quiet luxury” fashion trend!
After all,not every celebrity dresses well at the Super Bowl.
There’s a no-autograph policy, no pictures, no nothing.
We all just mingle."
According toArchitectural Digest, Woods has bought and sold numerous other homes over the years.
In 2012, he attempted to offload a condo in Corona Del Mar, California.
Something tells us he’d be able to eat the financial loss.
“The brand is committed to accompanying him in his new challenges.”
He’s worked with the luxury watchmaker ever since.
“If I’m not playing golf, I want to be in the ocean,” he said.
“I dive all the time.
Onthe Rolex website, the Deepsea goes for a cool $14,150.
He founded a restaurant called The Woods Jupiter, located near where he lives in Florida.
According to the restaurant’s website, Woods was inspired by bar food he ate on his many travels.
The Woods Jupiter wasn’t cheap.
According toGolf Magazine, Woods shelled out $1,000 per square foot.
The restaurant is over 8,000 square feet, meaning construction cost around $8 million.
“He’ll have his own private elevator.
His problem is that he gets mobbed wherever he goes,” developer Nicholas A. Mastroianni II told Golf.
“[Nike] has the rights to the name Tiger Woods,” he said.
Fittingly, according toWoods’ website, waiters at The Woods Jupiter are decked out in Nike apparel.
Some of those friendships, though, haven’t survived.
Barkley spoke withAndscapein 2017 and revealed that he hadn’t heard from the golfer in years.
“To this day, I don’t have any idea what happened.
After that … thing, he just stopped talking to us.
“To just disappear totally was disappointing.”
Woods does, however, still speak with his friend Justin Timberlake.
We discussed how we want our children to see us.”
Like Timberlake,Woods has two kids.
The sports bar also features bowling and golf simulators.
Tiger Woods,like many celebrities, makes sure to give back.
He has a foundation calledTGR Foundation, which he started back in 1996.
The organization works with students in an attempt to get them excited about education.
And for some reason I just felt we weren’t doing enough,” he said.
It took a few years to get off the ground, but the building opened in 2006.
Feel safe to learn, feel safe to grow," Woods said.
“And more importantly, it’s theirs.”
