TIGER Woods has been a sports legend.

It is obvious that the wealthy golfer can afford to live in Florida where he lives.

After suffering serious injuries in a horrific accident, the 45-year old is currently recovering in his compound. He has always preferred the 'Sunshine State,' first living in Windermere and then moving to Jupiter Island.

Woods, a restaurant owner, runs Woods Jupiter, a well-respected bar.

He purchased a piece of land and built a house for his mother Kultida.

He is also a member at the Medalist Village, America's most exclusive golf club. It features an 18-hole Greg Norman designed course and membership costs PS100,000.

PROPERTY

Woods lived in Windermere, a wealthy area about two and a half hours from Jupiter Island before he moved to the island.

He lived in a magnificent PS3.8million home with Elin Nordegren, his ex-wife, until it was sold in 2013 to Bubba Watson.

Tiger crashed his Cadillac Escalade into the fire hydrant and tree outside of his home.

Two days prior, it was reported that Woods had an affair with Rachel Uchitel, a New York nightclub hostess.

The house has seven bedrooms and seven-and-a-half bathrooms spread over 8,000 square feet.

You will find plenty of amenities like a game room or a cinema with tiered seating.

It is located in the exclusive gated community of Isleworth Golf & Country Club, with breathtaking views of Lake Isleworth.

Woods moved to Jupiter Island in 2010 after his divorce from Elin. He built a PS41million home that he designed.

It boasts a four-hole championship golf course and a 100ft swimming area. There is also an outdoor basketball court and tennis court.

It is so large that there are two sections. One section has a living quarters of 3,300 square feet and the other is a multi-purpose building measuring 6,400 square feet.

Tiger is able to entertain himself with a variety of entertainment options, such as his own oxygen therapy room and private cinema, state-of the-art gym, and a games area.

Woods once stated that he grew up in Jupiter and knew of a lot of lakes but not the ocean.

"Jupiter can be a wonderful place to live."

WINE AND DINE

Tiger's luxurious estate is just around the corner. The Woods Jupiter, his exclusive restaurant, offers a "legendary sporting bar experience."

The restaurant has been a favorite haunt of golfing friends Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, and Rickie Fowler.

You will find a full rack for PS22 of ribs, a New Zealand rack for lamb for PS30, and hearty steaks starting at PS21. There are also a number of seafood options, with the most popular being a pan-seared snapper, which costs PS28.

There's a great selection of cognacs, bourbons and ryes at the bar, as well as a cigar menu for those who want to dine with the best.

Woods opened the restaurant in 2015 for PS6 million.

VILLAGE OF THE MEDALIST

Hobe Sound is four miles from Jupiter Island. Here you'll find Medalist Village, a community with more amazing homes and more importantly, the Medalist Golf Club.

Tiger is a regular player and loves to practice on the 18-hole Pete Dye and Greg Norman designed course.

A full membership that includes access to the spa is estimated to cost approximately PS100,000.

It is so well-liked by the elite golfers that Palm Beach Post reported that more than 20 PGA Tour and LPGA Tour members were members of the club.

In May, Medalist hosted Woods and Peyton Manning, Phil Mickelson, and Tom Brady in The Match Champions for Charity. This scramble match-play competition was held during the COVID-19 pandemic.

KEEP HIS FAMILY CLOSE

Tiger, a father figure and a loving son, built Mother Kutilda a 15,000-square-foot home that borders Jupiter Island.

RadarOnline claims that it was built at a cost of PS8million. It is a memorial to Tiger's sporting career.

There are many photos of Woods playing the game, as well numerous trophies.

Woods' initials are also blown into stained glass above the front doors, and in the foyer marble tiles.

There is also a saltwater pool and a water slide. The water slide ends in front a Playboy Mansion-style cave that's covered with seashells.