The project is being built just outside Aledo city limits, about 20 miles southwest of Fort Worth. The area is one of the fastest-growing in the country.

Golfer Tiger Woods plans to build a course southwest of Fort Worth, and his development partners plan to build a 600-home community around the attraction.

According to Woods, Bluejack Ranch, "an exceptional new golf community," will be coming to Aledo, Texas at some point in the future. Woods said his design firm has partnered with the same people who created Bluejack National, his first U.S. design in 2015.

Woods said Bluejack National's success "paved the way for this next chapter" at Bluejack Ranch in Aledo. "Our shared vision of creating a space where families can enjoy the game a

Tiger Woods is partnering with TCU alum & PGA Tour player J.J. Henry to build a “lifestyle” development in Ft. Worth.

Tiger Woods is building a second golf course for the growing Bluejack portfolio in Texas, as the hub of a new luxury residential community outside Fort Worth.

Woods finished his Masters experience that year in a tie for 38th place, while Ogletree ended up tied for 34th. Interestingly, the winner that year was Dustin Johnson, which was a surprise for many golf fans.

The pro golf champion announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that he is designing a second course around a 914-acre community in Aledo.