Tiger Woods is still in recovery from competitive golf, but he’s been a busy guy getting his first personally designed golf course, Bluejack National, ready for play.
On Wednesday, he was there to play with 11-year old golfer Taylor Crozier and another young golfer when Crozier knocked in a hole-in-one on the very first hole on the inaugural round played at The Playgrounds, which is “a 10-hole short course where the focus is on fun and family,” per Woods’ website.
.@TigerWoods witnesses hole-in-one by an 11-year-old at @BluejackNation in Montgomery. pic.twitter.com/EH5qoNdL5P
— Mark Berman (@MarkBerman_) March 3, 2016
Here is the young man making history while playing in front of perhaps the best golfer to ever play the game.
First hole at The Playgrounds @BluejackNation and this happened https://t.co/ChD312oPEJ
— Tiger Woods (@TigerWoods) March 3, 2016
There have been conflicting reports about Woods’ health, but he wrote on his website Wednesday that he’s working on “getting stronger and more flexible” and has been “chipping and putting” at home.
He was obviously healthy enough to witness Crozier’s magnificent feat later in the day, and you can bet the entire occasion will be remembered by all who were in attendance for the rest of their lives.