Tiger Woods Invested $100M From His Net Worth to Construct the Luxurious Albany Resort

Tiger Woods brought about a colossal change in the popularity of golf in the world and helped it reach the platform it is on today. Moreover, he has amassed an enormous amount of money during his illustrious career. And unsurprisingly, he became the identity of golf.

With this position in the world of sports and such money, it is obvious that he has a large variety of assets scattered around the world. He has had multiple homes, including a $5.6 million property in Orlando, Florida, of over 8000 square feet. With his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, he had purchased a 62-acre luxury house in Sweden.

Meanwhile, he currently lives in Jupiter, Florida; a mega-mansion, which he purchased for $41 million. However, Woods has another property in the Bahamas, for whose construction he fished out a staggering $100 million. But for a man with a net worth of $800 million, it’s not much, is it? Let’s take a look at it-

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Inside Tiger Woods’ luxury house in Bahamas

The 15-time major champion has a ‘tropical residential resort’ in the exotic city of Nassau. Named ‘The Albany’, this lavish property is spread over a tremendous 565 acres. It overlooks the ocean and comprises a 71-berth marina and an equestrian center.

A perfect luxury spot; it even has water slides and a spa among many other amenities. Moreover, it even has a championship golf course. No surprise there!

To get this built, businessmen Joe Lewis and Ernie Els have also invested large sums of money into this exclusive property. In addition to this lavish estate, Woods has in his name a $25 million yacht, a $54 million private Gulfstream F550 with a top speed of 680mph, and has a maximum range of 7,767 miles.

What do you think of this ultimate ocean-front resort? Where do you think he should invest next?

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