Inside the Rapid Rise and Impressive Progress of Tiger Woods’ Ambitious New North Texas Golf Course
Former PGA Tour star J.J. Henry, alongside Bluejack National’s visionaries Andy Mitchell and Kristin Mitchell, is driving remarkable momentum in bringing the one-of-a-kind Bluejack Ranch community to life.
On a warm, sunlit day in June, Henry could be seen maneuvering his Can-Am vehicle across the dusty roads and gentle hills of what was once expansive ranchland in Aledo. His mission? To give an up-close tour of a project poised to transform the landscape — a \$100 million master-planned development spanning 914 acres, complete with hundreds of homes and a world-class 18-hole golf course crafted by Tiger Woods’ own design firm, TGR Design.
The land’s rugged, natural beauty is reminiscent of the Texas Hill Country, with sweeping views and rolling terrain that invite exploration. For Henry, navigating the property has become second nature. Once known for his precision on the professional golf circuit, he now jokes about his latest role: “I went from a tour player to a tour guide, and I love it,” he says with a grin while steering through the property.
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Unveiled to the public just last year, Bluejack Ranch is shaping up to be far more than a luxury neighborhood. The plans read like a dream list for outdoor enthusiasts and luxury seekers alike: two championship-caliber golf courses, an equestrian facility with a horse stable and outdoor arena, and a 20-acre “working dude ranch” complete with horses, longhorn cattle, and even miniature donkeys. Residents will also enjoy a spa and wellness retreat, multiple pools, tennis and pickleball courts, and a family entertainment center designed for gatherings and celebrations.
From its ambitious amenities to its picturesque setting, Bluejack Ranch is steadily emerging as one of North Texas’s most exciting and distinctive new communities — a place where world-class design meets the spirit of the Texas countryside.

