Tiger Woods has revealed that two 18-hole putting courses would be built at the PopStroke Sarasota entertainment facility in Florida, which is set to open on April 28.

Woods and Greg Bartoli, an entrepreneur and former investment banker, co-own PopStroke Entertainment Group, a “golf and casual eating concept.” TGR Design, under the guidance of Woods, has already constructed courses for the group in Fort Meyers, Florida, and Port St. Lucie, Florida.

Woods has developed golf courses since 2006, but PopStroke is his first effort into putting courses.

He returned to compete at the Masters two weeks ago after suffering catastrophic leg injuries in a vehicle accident in February 2021.

Woods’ putting was nearly faultless during the height of his powers; according to Golf Channel, he missed only three of his 1,540 putts from three feet and in on the PGA Tour between 2002 and 2005.

“As we continue our expansion, we are happy to offer PopStroke to the Sarasota community,” Woods stated in a press release.

“PopStroke is all about bringing friends and family together to make lifelong moments while playing golf.”

The PopStroke putting courses were built completely of synthetic turf, and they were designed to replicate the undulations, fairways, bunkers, and rough found on typical golf courses.

The Tiger Red Course, with its strong contouring and complex hole positions, will test “even the most experienced putters,” while the Tiger Black Course “has softer curves to offer a perfect course for families and anyone new to golf.”

“We’ve designed two 18-hole putting courses that everybody, regardless of age or skill level, can appreciate,” Woods added.

“We’re excited to introduce a new generation of players to PopStroke Sarasota’s unique putting experiences.”

There will be an outdoor eating area alongside the golf course with a full menu, craft beer, wine, creative cocktails, and ice cream.

As the company wants to expand across the United States, the Sarasota course will be the first of seven planned PopStroke facilities to open in the next 18 months.