Tiger Woods Invitational

In 2011, when TGR Live announced a brand-new charity golf event to be held on the Monterey Peninsula it was sure to be special. It would feature three days of golf at three of the top ranked golf courses in the country, including Pebble Beach Golf Links, curated dining, dynamic auctions and custom gifting, all while benefiting TGR Foundation. Pair all that with Tiger Woods hosting the invite-only event, the Tiger Woods Invitational took the golf world by storm.

Over the years, the Tiger Woods Invitational presented by USLI has featured numerous members of the Earl Woods Scholar Program, a signature program of TGR Foundation. The scholars have been involved in the event in a number of ways, including being the featured speaker during the Welcome Dinner. The Welcome Dinner is hosted by Tiger Woods and Tom Nerney, CEO of USLI, and is a highlight annually for everyone in attendance. 

The 2019 Tiger Woods Invitational presented by USLI wrapped a memorable three days on the Monterey Peninsula benefiting TGR Foundation. The sold-out, 9th annual charity event was one to remember with as many highlights off the golf course as on. Guests were treated to competitive golf at three of the country’s most scenic courses along with access to exclusive evening events and a golf exhibition hosted by Tiger Woods.

Located along the Pacific coastline, the Monterey Peninsula is a must-play destination for any avid golfer. Add in pro-level gear, premium amenities, and major championship-like golfing conditions, and you have an event unlike any other. The 2019 Tiger Woods Invitational presented by USLI, gives amateur golfers that experience and more. The sold-out three-day golf tournament, hosted by Tiger Woods, will be held October 14-16, 2019.

Of the many differentiators of TGR Foundation’s Earl Woods Scholar program, the mentorship component is one that sets it apart from others around the country. Each of the 218 scholars is paired with a dedicated adult mentor to provide support throughout their college journey and beyond. With more than 98% of the scholars in the program being first-generation college students, mentor relationships are vital to helping students navigate the uncharted territories of college.