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Vanessa Trump and Tiger Woods’ relationship timeline amid rum

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Vanessa Trump and Tiger Woods’ relationship timeline amid rumors she dated Secret Service agent.

Vanessa Trump, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr. , has moved on from her 13-year marriage with a number of unanswered questions about an alleged affair she had during their union.

She’s found new love with golf legend Tiger Woods, and rumors are swirling about them moving in together and possibly even getting hitched.

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Since they made their relationship public at the beginning of the year, Trump and Woods have tried to keep their private lives under wraps. However, there’s been plenty of chatter about their past relationships, including Trump’s dating history. The news follows Tiger Woods and Vanessa Trump’s ‘wedding plans’ slammed as ‘publicity stunt’.

Woods isn’t the only big name that’s been linked to the 47 year old socialite. She’s reportedly dated everyone from Leonardo DiCaprio to a Saudi prince.

But it’s the speculation about potential infidelity during her marriage to Don Jr. that’s raised eyebrows, especially since these rumors surfaced years after their split in 2021, reports the Irish Star.

In her book “Zero Fail: The Rise and Fall of the Secret Service,” published in May 2021, journalist Carol Leonnig claims that “Secret Service agents reported that Vanessa Trump had begun dating one of the agents who had been assigned to her family.”

The timeline of this alleged affair is unclear, but it’s worth noting that Don Jr. asked to terminate his family’s Secret Service protection in September 2017, against the agency’s advice.

According to Leonnig, the Secret Service agent involved faced no repercussions because the affair only came to light after the agency had stopped working for the family.

Last month, it was revealed that Trump had promised her children she wouldn’t start a new relationship until they were grown, following her split from their father.

“When her youngest Chloe turned 10, that’s when she opened her heart to find someone new,” an insider told the Daily Mail. “None of them objected to her dating, and in fact, they all love Tiger. That’s why it got so serious, so fast – her kids love him, his kids love her.”

Around the same time, another source told RadarOnline.com that Woods and Trump are eyeing the White House as the ideal place to get hitched.

While the PGA Tour star has a famously close relationship with President Trump, who at age 79 revealed in late March that Woods had reached out to him about his relationship with his ex-daughter-in-law and received his blessing, many have raised eyebrows.

Not only do some find it odd for President Trump to invite his son’s ex-wife into the White House to marry another man, but many are puzzled as to why Woods would choose such a location to wed his new flame.

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Bryson DeChambeau Recalls ‘Nerve-Wracking’ Tiger Woods Mome

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Bryson DeChambeau Recalls ‘Nerve-Wracking’ Tiger Woods Moment at Ryder Cup

Every Ryder Cup leaves behind lasting memories, no matter who wins. And for Bryson DeChambeau, that memory came with none other than the GOAT himself, Tiger Woods.

The two-time US Open winner, who will make his third Ryder Cup appearance this year, made his debut in 2018.

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That week, DeChambeau was paired with the 15-time major champion in one of the most intense environments imaginable.

“My first one, Tiger (Woods) telling me to hit the first tee shot at Le Golf National,” DeChambeau explained in an interview with the Ryder Cup team. “I didn’t know what to do or think,” he continued. “I was very much thrown in the fire.

“Playing with Tiger was nerve-racking for me. He’s an intimidating guy and I love the guy and think he’s amazing, but it was wild to see how everybody reacted and treated us, obviously being overseas. That was my — my biggest memory was playing with Tiger on the first tee.”

That match didn’t go Team USA’s way. DeChambeau and Woods lost their foursomes match 5 and 4 to Europe’s Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood.

It was part of a tough debut for Bryson, who went 0-3-0 that week, also losing alongside Phil Mickelson and in singles against Alex Noren.

But the memories weren’t all bruises.

DeChambeau also shared a hilarious moment with Phil Mickelson

“(Mickelson) wasn’t playing that great then he goes, ‘Bryson, I just need a pep talk right now. You need to give me a pep talk,'” Bryson laughed as he recalled during the same conversation.

“As a veteran, the second most winning golfer in our era, for me to give him a pep talk down the third fairway, I was like, ‘This is so wrong. The roles have been reversed. What’s going on?’ That was nuts,” he added during the interview posted on the Ryder Cup’s YouTube channel.

That wasn’t it, Bryson also recalled a similar moment from the 2020 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits, where he fired a 340-yard drive that reached the front edge of the green on a par-4.

“When I hit that shot and rose the putter up I was like, ‘This is it. This is what golf’s all about,'” he stated during the interview.

DeChambeau’s Ryder Cup record stands at 2-3-1. After a rough start in 2018, he bounced back in 2021, going undefeated and delivering a win over Sergio Garcia.

The ‘Break-50’ guy was recently also praised by Captain Keegan Bradley for showing up at the Procore Championship last week to support the squad.

While Scottie Scheffler took the win, the LIV golfers’ presence was a bold statement screaming how dedicated he is to winning this year.\\

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How Greg Norman ‘heard’ that Tiger Woods prevented him from

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Greg Norman ‘heard’ that Tiger Woods prevented him from attending an Open Championship winners dinner 

The fallout from the creation of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league sparked a civil war between some of the sport’s most legendary figures.

Rory McIlroy acted as the face of the PGA Tour in their efforts to critique the new league. He was persistently vocal and adamantly against the new tour, criticising the likes of Bryson DeChambeau and Phil Mickelson, who joined LIV Golf.

McIlroy has since softened his stance, admitting he was too judgmental towards the players who left the PGA Tour, but he wasn’t the only one to take that position.

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Former LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman said that he “heard” that Tiger Woods prevented him from attending a pre-tournament dinner for Open Championship winners.

Greg Norman ‘heard’ that Tiger Woods prevented him from attending Open Championship winners dinner

Before every Open Championship, a pre-tournament dinner is hosted for the previous winners of the historic event. Norman is a two-time Open winner, lifting the Claret Jug in 1986 and 1993. But in 2022, he never received his invite.

Michael Bamberger of Golf.com explained, “When the British Open, the great championship of the world that Norman won twice, was last held in St. Andrews in 2022, Norman was not invited to a pre-tournament dinner of former winners, because, per semi-official R&A word, his presence would be a “distraction,” owing to Norman’s role as the face of the upstart LIV golf league.

“Norman said that he had ‘heard’ that Tiger Woods did not want him there, and that Woods told R&A officials that if Norman attended, he would not. ‘But I don’t know that that’s what happened,’ Norman said. ‘It’s just what I have heard.’”

Woods, the greatest golfer of all time, is one of the greatest ambassadorial assets that the PGA Tour has. He reportedly turned down an offer of $750 million to join LIV Golf, remaining ever-loyal to the PGA.

If Woods did indeed threaten not to attend the dinner if Norman was invited, then frankly, who would the R&A prefer to attend? It’s a no-brainer for them.

Tensions between Norman and the R&A have since thawed. The Australian was spotted at the 2025 Open Championship with an R&A guest badge. But despite a ceasefire in golf’s civil war, a proper resolution doesn’t appear to be on the horizon.

Successful 2025 leaves PGA Tour with leverage over LIV Golf

2025 was a resounding success for the PGA Tour in its ongoing battle with LIV Golf. On the course, all four majors were won by PGA Tour players. McIlroy won the Masters, Scottie Scheffler won The Open Championship and the PGA Championship, and J.J. Spain won the U.S. Open.

Only three LIV players, DeChambeau, individual title winner Jon Rahm, and Tyrell Hatton, were selected for the Ryder Cup. Admittedly, that’s partly because only their major championship performances counted towards the Ryder Cup standings. DeChambeau impressively qualified automatically despite that.

Off the course, the PGA Tour continued to dominate. They reportedly drew up to 10 times the number of viewers on overlapping weekends, with millions of viewers tuning in for some of the PGA Tour’s signature events.

LIV continues to improve its TV ratings following an American broadcast deal with Fox, but overall, their numbers are modest compared to the PGA Tour.

Cracks in LIV Golf’s armour have also begun to show. It was announced in July that LIV was no longer planning to pay players’ fines imposed by the DP World Tour, leading to speculation about the future of European players’ presence on LIV.

Right now, the PGA Tour has all the leverage and has no incentive to work out a deal with LIV Golf.

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I can do anything: Tiger Woods hints at possible comeback

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Tiger Woods has sparked fresh speculation about a comeback after delivering a powerful message that reignited hopes of seeing him compete again as the 15-time Major winner hints at a return.

The 49-year-old has not played since the 2024 British Open at Royal Troon as he continues to battle against injury and fitness, whilst mentoring his teenage son, Charlie, as he looks to turn professional.

So, the golf world has been waiting patiently for any sign of Woods’ return since his season was cut short by a ruptured Achilles tendon earlier this year and that wait grew more intriguing when Woods used his Sun Day Red brand to share a striking message.

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“I’ve always had the belief that I can execute anything in competition because I’ve done it. I’ve done countless reps in practice. That drives my confidence,” Woods says in a silhouetted post online.

The statement, while promotional in nature, was quickly interpreted by many as a signal that Woods is preparing to test himself on the course once again – especially with the accompanying caption reading: “Confidence isn’t given, it’s earned.”

Fans flooded the comments, demanding to know when he will return. Some cheered his resilience, while others expressed hope that this message was more than just marketing. The ambiguity has fueled ongoing debate: is Woods truly preparing for competition?

The renewed speculation comes after years of physical struggles that have repeatedly forced Woods to withdraw from competition. In 2024, he made just five starts, at the Majors and the Genesis Invitational, but only managed to make the cut at the Masters.

He withdrew midway through the Genesis, a reminder of the limits placed on him by injury before the Achilles rupture in March seemed to halt his career once again. The latest in a long sequence of setbacks.

Back surgeries, knee operations, and lingering pain have repeatedly forced him to reimagine his schedule and at almost 50 years old, many observers have questioned whether he could continue at all.

Yet, Woods’ career has long been defined by resilience, each return from injury rekindling his legend and that determination was on display during his most recent public appearance at the Nexus Cup at Liberty National Golf Club.

Fans got a chance to watch him swing a club for the first time since his surgery, and his motion looked fluid and assured, suggesting that his recovery is further along than many expected.

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While Woods has yet to confirm any concrete plans, speculation is now centered on his Hero World Challenge, an invitational he has traditionally hosted, or even an eventual debut on the PGA Tour Champions, where 50-and-over golfers compete.

Either scenario would mark a new chapter for a player who has repeatedly defied expectations. Fans should be reminded of what he’s capable of from his historic 2019 Masters win.

Meanwhile the next Major for Woods to try his hand at will be the Masters, which will run from April 9-12 at Augusta. This gives him a lot of time to get back up to speed before trying his hand against the very best once again.

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Scottie Scheffler equals stunning Tiger Woods feat in perfect

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Scottie Scheffler equals stunning Tiger Woods feat in perfect Ryder Cup warm-up

Death, taxes and Scottie Scheffler winning a PGA Tour event.

This time, it was the Procore Championship in Arizona that bore witness to Scheffler’s dominance.

Scheffler took home first place and a tidy $1.08million (£795k) pay day thanks to a final score of -19.

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The American finished one stroke ahead of fellow countryman and Ryder Cup teammate Ben Griffin, who was chasing his third win of the year on the PGA Tour.

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Instead, Scheffler’s win in Arizona marked his sixth triumph this season and 19th on the PGA Tour overall.

By doing so, Scheffler has now scooped at least six victories on the PGA Tour for two seasons on the trot.

The only other man to have accomplished the feat of accruing six or more PGA Tour titles across multiple seasons since 1983 is, of course, the legendary Tiger Woods.

Woods is also some way ahead of Scheffler when it comes to six or more wins in a single season, having accomplished the feat a staggering six times.

It didn’t look as if Scheffler would join Woods in the exclusive club given he was as many as eight shots behind Griffin ahead of the second round at the Procore Championship.

But, as he has done so often, Scheffler roared back with scores of four-under and eight-under in the second and third rounds respectively.

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A final round of five-under from the 28-year-old completed Scheffler’s charge to the title, as Griffin watched his lead slip away after scores of two-under in the third and final rounds.

“I knew I was going to have to have another really good day,” Scheffler said.

Tiger Woods’ seasons of six or more PGA Tour wins

1999 (8): Buick Invitational, Memorial Tournament, Motorola Western Open, PGA Championship, WGC-NEC Invitational, National Car Rental Golf Classic Disney, Tour Championship, WGC-American Express Championship

2000 (9): Mercedes Championship, Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Bay Hill Invitational, Memorial Tournament, U.S. Open, Open Championship, PGA Championship, WGC-NEC Invitational, Canadian Open

2005 (6): Buick Invitational, Ford Championship at Doral, The Masters, Open Championship, WGC-NEC Invitational, WGC-American Express Championship

2006 (8): Buick Invitational, Ford Championship at Doral, Open Championship, Buick Open, PGA Championship, WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, Deutsche Bank Championship, WGC-American Express Championship

2007 (7): Buick Invitational, WGC-CA Championship, Wachovia Championship, WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, PGA Championship, BMW Championship, Tour Championship

2009 (6): Arnold Palmer Invitational, Memorial Tournament, AT&T National, Buick Open, WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, BMW Championship

“I was chasing down some pretty talented guys on the leaderboard.

“Fortunate to be the winner this week.”

Scheffler’s – and Griffin’s for that matter – attention now switches to the Ryder Cup, which tees off on September 26 at Bethpage Black in New York.

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The duo were among ten of the American Ryder Cup team to compete at the Procore Championship, with Xander Schauffele absent due to the birth of his son.

Scheffler, Griffin, J.J. Spaun and Cameron Young all ended up in the top ten, with the remainder of the US Ryder Cup contingent finishing between 13th and 69th.

Despite the wide-ranging results, Scheffler was pleased the majority of the team were able to congregate in Arizona and have one final hit-out at a tournament before golf’s premier team competition gets underway.

“I think we’re all excited for the Ryder Cup to get here,” Scheffler said.

“This was a big step for us, getting all the guys together for this tournament to stay sharp and get ready.

“I’m excited to get started.”

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Phil Mickelson reveals who he thinks is the greatest golfer of all time, and this insane stat proves it

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Phil Mickelson has revealed who he thinks is the greatest golfer of all time, and there is an incredible statistic that backs him up.

The six-time major winner is on the short list of golf’s all-time greats himself, but he named someone else at the top of the sport’s hierarchy.

Mickelson, known for his brash confidence, which sometimes verges on arrogance, made the claim in his own way. He was discussing one of the greatest moments and achievements in his esteemed career, but he did take the time to lay flowers at someone else’s feet.

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Phil Mickelson says Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer of all time

On Grant Horvat’s YouTube channel, Mickelson said that his great rival, Tiger Woods, was the greatest golfer of all time.

He said, almost flippantly, “Obviously, his record is his record; he’s the greatest of all time. I’ve seen him do things with a golf ball that I’ve never seen anybody be able to do. His play in 2000 was indescribable, how good it was.”

That’s high praise from Mickelson, who was forced to bear witness to some of Woods’ greatest ever moments.

The conversation was centred around Mickelson’s putter, called “Tiger Slayer” after the many times he defeated Woods with that flatstick in hand. Mickelson explained the origin of the name, and broke down his record with Woods over the years.

“2012 AT&T [National] is where my putter got the name,” he explained.

“I used that putter and I made everything. I shot 64, he shot 75, and that’s where it initially slayed the Tiger. Then it kept doing it.

“He owned me in the early part of his career, then in the second part, I owned him. After ‘07 I started working with Butch [Harmon] and started to do really well against him head-to-head.”

Harmon was Woods’ golf coach before working with Mickelson, and he worked wonders for both careers. According to the PGA Tour, Woods still holds the all-time edge over Mickelson 16-15-4, but with Tiger Slayer in hand, Mickelson certainly closed the gap.

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Woods’ dominance in the early 2000s, especially, was unmatched. He won 14 majors between 1997 and 2009, his most successful era. The rest of the field couldn’t get close to him, and even when Woods was hurt, he won, like during the 2008 US Open.

Between those years, Woods had a cumulative score in majors of -134. Mickelson was the only player within 250 strokes of Woods, having shot +99. That’s a 235-shot difference between the best and second-best golfers of their era.

Mickelson made some ground back in the 2010s, when his rival’s performance level fell off despite Woods winning the 2018 Masters. But Woods’ run will be remembered forever as the most dominant a golfer has ever been.

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Tiger Woods gets advice as he’s linked with ‘brilliant’ takeover of

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Tiger Woods gets advice as he’s linked with ‘brilliant’ takeover of Man United

Premier League legend Brad Friedel has suggested Tiger Woods would be a coup for a club like Manchester United if they could attract his investment. Nevertheless, he’d rather see the golfing icon land at a different English powerhouse altogether.

Recent years have seen numerous prominent sportspeople and celebrities becoming involved in the ownership of British football clubs. NFL icons Tom Brady and JJ Watt have thrived since acquiring shares in Birmingham City and Burnley, respectively.

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Meanwhile, Wrexham have climbed through the divisions under the stewardship of Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. And the actor duo have capitalised on their commercial successes off the field to help fuel results on it.

This shift in the ownership environment prompted remarks from former Premier League striker Matt Jansen, who suggested a personality like Woods would flourish if he pursued a comparable venture. Former Liverpool shot-stopper Friedel, who is also a fan of the Merseysiders, agreed it would represent a major signing for any elite club to secure such a prominent figure.

“I saw Matt Jansen say he’d like Tiger Woods to take over Man United,” he told Mr-gamble.com (via The Mirror). “I would prefer he does not go to Old Trafford. But it would be brilliant for the Premier League if he did. Go to Liverpool instead, Tiger!”

Despite the initial enthusiasm around Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s minority acquisition of United, results have yet to improve under the British billionaire’s leadership. What’s more, the Red Devils have recorded their two poorest Premier League finishes since he began overseeing the club’s operations in early 2024.

It was in August of this year three-time Blackburn Player of the Season Jansen, who was previously linked with United, praised the emerging investment approach in British football. He highlighted figures such as Woods and NBA legend Michael Jordan as examples of iconic athletes who could bring valuable influence at the elite level.

“I think Tom Brady is a good one,” he told BettingLounge.co.uk. “Maybe Michael Jordan or Tiger Woods, people who’ve been at the top of their sport, the No. 1 in their sport, will always be impressive and can relate a little bit more to football than the music industry.

“It could be any club, couldn’t it? But the likes of Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods would probably be looking at Liverpool, Chelsea or Man United, those kinds of clubs. They’re that big a star. So is Tom Brady, but Birmingham are really putting their money where their mouth is. I think they’ll be a force this season.

“They could target clubs in the EFL. Look at what Wrexham started and they’ve been a success. It’ll be other people putting it to the likes of Michael Jordan or Tiger Woods, rather than them approaching clubs.”

Jansen proceeded to highlight the current dissatisfaction with Ratcliffe’s stewardship of the Red Devils. While Woods might lack expertise in footballing matters, he predicted the 15-time major winner’s “aura could bring success.”

Woods’ potential arrival at Old Trafford could prove to be an ideal partnership, although Jansen also floated the possibility of him mounting a takeover bid at Lancashire neighbours Blackburn. He said Rovers find themselves “in a bit of a mess” under current owners Venky’s and might embrace the financial backing of a sporting tycoon.

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Tiger Woods shows true colours with response after turning down

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Tiger Woods shows true colours with response after turning down Ryder Cup offer

Tiger Woods has still made himself available for Team USA’s preparations for the Ryder Cup, despite turning down the opportunity to lead the side as captain. The golf legend, who boasts 15 major titles, hasn’t featured in the biennial showdown since 2018, when he suffered defeats in all four of his individual encounters.

Team Europe went on to claim victory in what represents one of eight triumphs for them across the past 11 Ryder Cup tournaments. Woods had been tipped as a potential skipper for Team USA earlier this year as they seek to alter the balance of that record.

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However, the 49-year-old declined the role, acknowledging that his commitments with the TGL and his participation in PIF talks had consumed much of his schedule. But he’s shown his class by still doing what he can to lend a hand.

Back in February, the sporting legend explained: “I just didn’t feel like I would be doing the captaincy or the players in Team USA justice if I was the captain with everything that I have to do.”

Following Woods’ decision to step aside from the captaincy opportunity, Keegan Bradley was subsequently selected for the role, with the 39-year-old announcing his player picks for Bethpage Black later this month back in August.

Bradley revealed his shock at being chosen as captain whilst acknowledging he had discussed the appointment with Woods, stating: “I don’t think I’ll ever be more surprised by anything in my entire life. I had no idea. It took a while for it to sink in.

“I’ve spoken to Tiger a bunch. I spoke to him this morning on the phone. He’s been very helpful. Tiger has always been really helpful to me. He’s a great voice to hear and he’s been nothing but – he’s been reaching out to me helping me, which has been amazing.”

Prior to Bradley confirming his selections for Team USA, rumours were rife about whether he’d choose himself and become the first playing captain at the Ryder Cup since Arnold Palmer.

During his considerations, Golf Channel’s Ryan Lavner revealed on the Sky Sports Golf Podcast that he sought guidance from Woods, who has first-hand knowledge of the situation, having been the inaugural playing captain in Presidents Cup history back in 2019.

Laver commented: “He certainly has sought the advice of Tiger Woods, who keep in mind was a playing captain in 2019 [at the] Presidents Cup. I think the onus is going to be on Keegan Bradley.

“He can rely heavily on Jim Furyk, a guy who’s been there and done that, he can rely heavily on Brandt Snedeker, who was part of the back-room staff last year at the Presidents Cup.”

Woods proved entirely successful in his double role as he claimed victory in all three matches he contested at the tournament, guiding the U.S. to triumph. Bradley’s squad, meanwhile, features automatic qualifiers Scottie Scheffler, J. J. Spaun, Xander Schauffele, Russell Henley, Harris English and Bryson DeChambeau.

The final six captain’s selections were announced as Justin Thomas, Collin Morikawa, Ben Griffin, Cameron Young, Patrick Cantlay and Sam Burns.

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Inside the Rapid Rise and Impressive Progress of Tiger Woods’

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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.

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Sam Woods: Tiger Woods to Be Honored with Hall of Fame

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Sam Woods: Tiger Woods to Be Honored with Hall of Fame Induction Introduced by His Remarkable Teenage Daughter

Tiger Woods introduced his son to the spotlight at the PNC Championship the last two years. Now it’s his daughter’s turn.

Woods has chosen 14-year-old Sam to introduce him Wednesday night when he and three others are inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame.

She is the older of his two children, born the day after his runner-up finish in the 2007 U.S. Open at Oakmont.

Charlie Woods, who turned 13 last month, has played with his father in the PNC Championship. They finished runner-up in December, drawing enormous publicity because it was the first time Woods played since serious injuries to his right leg in a car crash.

Hall of Fame member Davis Love III will be introducing retired PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem. Another Hall of Fame member, Judy Rankin, will introduce three-time U.S. Women’s Open champion Susie Maxwell Berning.

Also recognized posthumously is Marion Hollins, a U.S. Women’s Amateur champion, Curtis Cup captain and the first woman to develop golf courses.

This is the first time since 2013 the induction ceremony is in Florida during The Players Championship.

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