Tiger Woods is staying busy this offseason as he continues following in the footsteps of legends before him by designing golf courses. The 15-time major champion has added another design project on his to-do list at what will be called Bluejack Ranch in a small town just outside Fort Worth, Texas.

Tiger Woods is reteaming with Bluejack National to design a new golf course in Texas, as he continues to work on several business ventures.

It was a rough year for Tiger Woods on golf courses, but when it comes to building them, the 15-major champ remains busy. Woods competed just five times in 2024 before announcing he underwent a sixth back surgery in September.

NORTH TEXAS – Golfing legend Tiger Woods is returning to Texas as the lead designer of a golf course that will be the centerpiece of the 914-acre Bluejack Ranch community in Aledo, near Fort Worth. The 82-time PGA Tour winner disclosed his plans Thursday in a letter on the community's website.

Tiger Woods is partnering with TCU alum & PGA Tour player J.J. Henry to build a “lifestyle” development in Ft. Worth.

The pro golf champion announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that he is designing a second course around a 914-acre community in Aledo.

The project is being built just outside Aledo city limits, about 20 miles southwest of Fort Worth. The area is one of the fastest-growing in the country.