Tiger Woods Partners with Augusta National to Transform Local Golf and Education

The five-time Masters champion will design a par-3 course and establish a TGR Learning Lab to enhance community access to golf and STEAM education.

Tiger Woods and Augusta National Golf Club announced plans to renovate Augusta Municipal Golf Course, including a new nine-hole par-3 course called 'The Loop at The Patch.'
Woods' TGR Foundation will open its fourth TGR Learning Lab in Augusta, focusing on STEAM education and opportunities for local public school students.
The partnership aims to maintain the municipal course's affordability and accessibility, honoring its history as a community hub for local golfers and caddies.
Woods is currently recovering from surgery for a ruptured Achilles tendon and will not compete in this year's Masters but remains actively involved in the projects.
The initiatives highlight Woods' commitment to philanthropy and his deepening legacy in Augusta, a city central to his career and achievements.