Tiger set to design course in Mexico

Punta Brava hasn't gone anywhere either.    So far Tiger is 0 for 3 on courses.

And it's already a big tourist destination.

Is it going to be an 11-hole course?  We all know Tiger quits after 11 holes.

Word on the street is he is going to have a cat house and IHOP at the turn.  This one might actually make it.

He'll need a place to go on weekends.

This one could be 0/4.  Anyone been to Cabo lately?

My buddies and I used to go every year, but were overcome by marriages and kids--haven't been in 2 years.  But they've been building a ton out there, especially golf courses.  I can think of 5 or 6 courses that have gone up in the last 5 years, and I haven't been there lately.  The issues happening in Mexico have to be affecting Cabo, because my buddies' wives unanimously cringe when we raise the idea of another trip.

Cabo courses were never crowded to begin with (one of the best reasons to go there).  Can't imagine that location can support too many more.

Just stumbled upon this, and I do realize that it's a few years old now.

Interesting to read.  I remember the planning stages of the Tiger Course.  I thought it would stumble and fall like his others too, but no.  It's open.  Two new courses opened last year, plus a third did sort of a re-opening (Chileno)

Actually the courses are still pretty slow, but do get their share of traffic during the season.  There are currently 13 courses open in the Los Cabos area, with 2 more in La Paz.  Another 9 holes are due to open in PLC this year, and another 3 courses planned for the area in the near future.  (Including a second Tiger Woods Course)

Golfers Paradise in Cabo.  Everything came back well after hurricane Odile on the course front.

If he can't get his Glutes activated, this project will fizzle out.