Tiger Woods has been in the hearts of golf fans for more than just one reason. His 15 major championship victories might be a huge pedestal for many. But, it is only a small portion of the golf legend’s successful career. However, other than his skills on the course, fans also adore the man for his golden heart. And adding to his random acts of kindness, Woods makes another huge contribution toward making golf a more accessible sport for aspiring players.

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What did Tiger Woods do to help make golf more accessible?

Woods, 47, might not be in the best state to compete in professional tournaments as of now. But his unforgettable tournament finishes and memorable victories are proof enough to understand his passion for the sport. Not only does the golfer practice day and night to work on his game but is also putting in countless efforts to help other aspiring players to achieve their golfing dreams.

However, despite not having tasted success in a long time, Woods is still working towards helping the rising stars in the sport. As per Golf.com, the golf legend recently made a humble donation towards a special cause, and eventually to make the game more accessible! Being part of a fundraising drive, Woods and some other private donors came forward to bucket in $55 million in total. Sources suggest that this money is going to be used for covering project costs while building the reimagined municipal-golf facility in West Palm Beach, Fla.

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The golfer also hit the first ceremonial tee shot at The Park and posted a video of the same on Twitter. “I was excited to hit the first tee shot at The Park, a public golf course for the community of West Palm Beach to enjoy,” he wrote. “This course became possible due to many donors that I am honored to be a part of this project with. Opening soon!” Although the amount that Woods chipped in was not made public, it is safe to assume that the golfer probably donated a huge bag of money towards such a noble cause.

When will Woods return to the course?

The golf star looked just fine when he hit the ceremonial shot at The Park. But unfortunately, Tiger Woods could not make it through the 2023 Masters tournament. Leaving all his fans worried for a bit, the golfer later informed the world about his “subtalar fusion procedure” on Twitter. Although the golfer underwent a successful surgery, reports suggest that it will take him another six months before making it back to the course.

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