Tiger Woods: How About $210,000 For A Quick Lesson?

So what’s an hour with Tiger Woods worth?

He used to get appearance fees on the European Tour north of $2-$3 million in his prime, now that’s dropped to around $1 million.  That’s four days work if he makes the cut.

But an hour?  Oh yes, and throw in a lesson for two.

That went for $210,000 recently in a Hurricane Harvey fundraiser set up by PGA Tour player Chris Stroud.

The event was held at Bluejack National, a new course and housing development about an hour outside Houston.  Woods was the course designer and this was his first job in the U.S. so of course he  threw his hat in the ring with the one-hour lesson at Bluejack.

So yes, for the eye-ball popping sum of 210 large, some lucky couple gets to hang with Tiger for an hour.

That money went a long way in helping the event post $1 million in money raised for the relief effort.

Stroud was happy with the fundraiser but wants to continue in the effort to help those hit hard by the August storm:

He plans to continue fundraising efforts.

“This is the best event I have ever been a part of, and this is just a start,” Stroud said. “We have a long way to go for recovery to this city, and we want to keep going with this and raise as much as we can and help as many victims as we can.”