Tiger Woods | House Tour | His $54 Million Florida Mansion and More

Tiger Woods is the biggest icon for the sport on golf and one of the biggest achievers in the world of sport. How? The man with 81 PGA Tour titles, including 15 majors, lives the sport. Also reflects in his $53 million mansion in Florida, which in itself is a mini golf course and a miniature world of sports. While the number one golfer in the world has battled many adversaries in his career, his real estate portfolio is also second to none. We'll take a look at Tiger's current mansion in Jupiter Island, which he built for over $50 million, plus his former homes with ex-wife Ellen Nordegrid. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses, so please do not show up to any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Despite some rough patches in recent years, both in his career and personal life, it seems nothing can stop the pro golfer from putting on the course. Not only is Tiger Woods considered one of the most popular and successful American golfers of all time, he's been consistently one of the highest paid athletes in the world for a long time. A child golfing prodigy growing up, Woods was introduced to the sport at around a year old by his father, a fellow athlete by the name of Earl Woods. It was clear even in these early days that Tiger Woods was destined to be a professional golfer. Putting against famous comedian Bob Hope in a televised appearance on the Mike Douglas show when he was only 2 years old, and even then appearing in Golf Digest at the young age of 5. What's poppin guys, it's your boy Marlon Palmer and we're bringing you another house tour here for you on Famous Entertainment. I noticed 95% of you watching aren't subscribed so please be sure to hit that subscribe button because we post new videos literally every day. In this one we'll take a look at Tiger Woods and a few mansions he has called home over the years. If you like these videos, ring that bell for notifications. We've also done house tours on the likes of Ariana Grande and Jason Statham and we'll link some at the end. Follow me on Instagram at ThatDreamNFly and let me know whose house tour is next in the comments down below. Let's get into this video. Tiger Woods used to own a mansion in Orlando, Florida with his then wife Ellen Nordegren. Woods and his former wife lived in the quiet Ileworth gated community in Windermere until their divorce in 2010, which led Woods to list the home for $5.6 million. The large two-story home is 8,000 square feet in size and contains 7 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, a game room, home theater, private dock and a swimming pool. Additionally, Woods is also said to own a golf villa property on Lake Louie, which is also part of the Butler chain of lakes in Ileworth. The villa is 2,096 square feet and contains 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. This was sold in 2013 for $2.2 million to fellow professional golfer Bubba Watson. The home was the site of Woods' infamous 2009 car crash. The golfer crashed his car into a fire hydrant in front of his Windermere home just days after reports of his cheating scandal went public. I am deeply sorry for my irresponsible and selfish behavior I engaged in. The home includes a movie theater, 7 bedrooms, a wet bar, a two-story patio and a guest house. In 2013, Watson listed the home for $5.6 million. It sold for $4.2 million in 2016. Tiger Woods also owned a luxurious mansion in the Bahamas, reportedly invested $100 million for the construction of the ultimate tropical resident resort in Nassau. Named the Albany, this super-exclusive gated development sits on 565 acres of land and includes a 71 berth marina, 350 properties and a water park designed for the kiddies, an equestrian center, a spa and a championship golf course. In addition to his initial investment, Woods along with other fellow investors Ernie Ells and Joe Louis have also thrown down over $3 million more to acquire their own paradise. Shortly before the couple divorced, Woods and then-wife Nordegren purchased a luxury 62-acre private island in Lake Malloran, Sweden, just an hour away from the Swedish capital of Stockholm. The golfer's former island paradise featured a private ferry boat for trips to and from the mainland, a protected quay, a super-secluded villa, horse stables, a hot tub, a hunting lodge, six tee-off areas and even a landing strip for a small aircraft. It was listed for $7.1 million, although it's unclear how much it was sold for. In addition to islands secluded from the outside world, its breathtaking scenery, the land also possesses a great deal of historical value. According to the New York Post, the location was home to a Viking stronghold during the 11th century. Finally, in 2009, photos leaked of what was reportedly known as Tiger Woods' new Hawaiian beachfront paradise, called the Jewel of Maui. However, it claims that the athlete had purchased this property and were later proven to be false. Despite this, there are still many rumors that Woods owns a property somewhere in Maui, but there's currently not enough concrete evidence to confirm this. But Woods hasn't only purchased real estate for himself. In 2007, Woods reportedly bought his mother two plots of land in Jupiter, Florida for around $2.4 million. Public records also show that in 2010, another home in Windermere, Florida was listed under both Tiger Woods and his father's name. It was assessed at $1.31 million. Since his split with wife Ellen Nordegren, Woods has been calling a huge property the former couple purchased for $40 million on Jupiter Island Home. In 2006, the sale price of $40 million was the highest to that point in Jupiter Island. The original 9,000-square-foot Florida mansion was torn down and a new, even larger house was built in its place on the 12-acre property. The end result is a massive $54 million mega-mansion that's approximately 9,700 square feet and includes four additional neighboring buildings, a golf studio, a guest house, garage, and boathouse near the two private docks that accommodate Woods' 47-meter yacht. The main house features a 6,400-square-foot building, acts as a multimedia room, a home theater, a fully decked-out gym, an oxygen therapy room, and an elevator. Additionally, there is also a 3,300-square-foot living area, which features a basement, recreation room, a wine cellar, three-bedroom suites in addition to Woods' master bedroom, and an elegant glass-covered walkway that connects the two structures. As for outdoor activities, the property includes a tennis court, basketball court combo, a huge 100-foot swimming pool, a backyard practice facility, and a spa. The house sits back a bit from intracoastal Waterwick, with much of the yard given over to a four-hole practice golf course with six bunkers and water body. Woods on the edge of the greens. The golf practice facility was first described by Florida luxury realtor, golf property expert Kerry Lichtenstein as very good. Kerry claims that Jupiter Island homes include some of the most expensive estates in the United States, as prices range from the low $2 million for an inexpensive teardown lot to $65 million. Other celebrity beach house properties near Woods' Jupiter Island house include Bill Gates, Celine Dion, and Grey Norman. A separate guest house and a detached garage are also on the property. According to reports, Tiger Woods' yacht can be docked on the intracoastal side of the house if he chooses. It gives possibilities to go for a longer trip without worrying traffic on the roads. Woods moved into the home in 2011, but in 2013, trouble with the home arose. Multiple news accounts reported that the Jupiter Island house was sinking. Foundation problems are not uncommon with Florida's soil conditions, and they affect even the super wealthy. Woods reportedly started noticing cracks in walls and doors that became sticky as door frames shifted. He called in engineers who recommended driving deep pilings beneath the house to stabilize it. Alright, and that's it for Tiger Woods and where he calls home. After looking at a few of his properties, the past and present, what did you guys think? Be sure to rate his home in the comments down below. I gotta say that mansion in Jupiter Island is just on another level. Like, those washrooms are crazy, the bedrooms are insane, and the golf course is on another level. Thank you guys so much for tuning in, I hope you guys enjoyed, and I'll see you guys next video.