Failed Tiger Woods golf course tract back on
Failed Tiger Woods golf course is back on the market for $19 million on 550 acres.
Tiger Woods has 82 PGA Tour wins, 15 major championships and more than $1 billion to his name. So it’s comforting to know that he won’t win everything he did, but he will win almost everything. One of his few missteps was his attempt to play golf in western North Carolina in 2007, which fell through due to a volatile real estate market and environmental concerns. If you have $19 million and love the outdoors, this property could be yours.
A 550-acre property nestled in the mountains of the Swannanoa River is back on the market after being purchased by South Carolina investors for $15.5 million in 2019. Land.com lists it as pure Carolina.
“Perfectly displayed on a mountain plateau just 25 minutes from Asheville, this 550-acre property offers a unique slice of Western NC that cannot be replicated,” says the listing from real estate agent Billy May. “This property was once the centerpiece of the Cliffs community in the High Carolinas and the site of the first Tiger Woods master-planned golf course in North America. Unique views can be enjoyed from anywhere on the coast.
