UPDATE: Tiger Woods witnesses first hole-in-one on 'The Playgrounds' course at Bluejack National

UPDATE:

MONTGOMERY, Texas - The first ace recorded on ‘The Playgrounds’ par-3 course at BlueJack National, was hit on the first shot by the first player, 11-year old Taylor Crozier from Corpus Christi. Witnessing the hole-in-one was the architect of the course, Tiger Woods, who congratulated Crozier with a bear hug. See video First hole-in-one at 'The Playgrounds' course at Bluejack National

Crozier was introduced to the crowd as one of a couple of juniors representing the South Texas PGA, who had earned the right to play a round with Tiger Woods. The ace enabled Taylor and his partner to beat Woods by three strokes.

In the introduction of Taylor as he approached the first tee box, the emcee announced that Taylor had "perfect attendance in school this year – until today." The event was a memory of a lifetime, well worth playing hookie for.

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ORIGINAL STORY:

MONTGOMERY, Texas - Tiger Woods was on the links at Bluejack National, a private club and resort-style community located on 755-acres in Montgomery, Texas. The architect of the course, Woods held a press conference at Bluejack National this afternoon to present The Playgrounds, Bluejack’s 10-hole short course, and The Place, one of three Nike Golf Performance Centers in the world.

Bluejack features Tiger Woods first designed golf course and short course in the United States. An exclusive club and community, it is limited to 386 residences and 550 memberships, offering personalized hospitality for the entire family. Special amenities include golf, tennis, a spa and wellness center, pools, zip lines, a treehouse, bowling alley, movie theater, football field, “mini-Fenway” park, and a skate park, in addition to several dining and corporate entertainment options. Thirty-five acres of fishing lakes and seven miles of beautiful hiking, biking, and running trails, are value-added features to the Bluejack National community.

Golf Inc. Magazine announced that it will be honoring five golf courses for its Development of the Year competition, Bluejack was the only one selected in the United States. Founded on classic and traditional principles, Bluejack was selected for providing a unique club culture and community lifestyle.

The course will be featured in the March/April issue of Golf Inc. Magazine along with the other four selected. There will be a first, second and third place, in addition to honoring two finalists.