Tiger Woods is investing $25 million to build charities for his special anniversary

Tiger Woods invested $25 million to build a charity home for his special birthday.

Shriners Hospital for Children opens tomorrow. A host of stars will be in attendance, many of whom will be making appearances after the Ryder Cup. Brooks Koepka, Harris English, Scotty Scheffler and Victor Hovland are among the biggest names to watch.

But did you know that Tiger Woods started his career as an athlete at this tournament? A young Tiger Woods earned his first PGA Tour victory here in 1996, defeating Davis Love III in a close playoff.

October 6 marks the 25th anniversary of the historic day he won the first of his 82 titles. It goes by several names and was formerly known as the Las Vegas Invitational.

In 2007, Shriners Hospitals for Children took over the role of hosting the event from its founders in Las Vegas. He has retained his current title ever since.

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In an interview after winning, Woods expressed his feelings of joy about the win. Asked if he thought it was possible, he replied: “But it’s a feeling that’s very hard to explain. I don’t know why, but it was just a fight and I fought until the end and in the end I won. It felt really good.

“Many more to come,” the interviewer concluded. In fact, he is not wrong. Woods scored 82 strokes, the most in PGA history.

And that’s when Woods’ journey began in earnest. Since then, he has become one of golf’s most dominant players and hasn’t looked back, taking the world by storm.

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