We often read stories from the scholar’s point of view. In the second installment of our mentor series, we hear from an environmental scientist who takes on another position, mentor.
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Sixty-seven scholars travel to Anaheim, Calif., for two-day workshop at Tiger Woods Learning Center.
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UCSD freshman Zayrha shares her life-changing experience while studying abroad in Beijing.
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At the Tiger Woods Foundation, we often hear stories from the scholar’s point of view. In this three-part series, we’ll hear from those who provide guidance, advice and encouragement: the mentors.
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Jordan Spieth completes a dominant weekend on the course by winning the 2014 Hero World Challenge at Isleworth Golf & Country Club.
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Tournament to be contested at luxury resort community owned by Joe Lewis, Tiger Woods and Ernie Els
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Read about Katrina Obieta, a student in the Earl Woods Scholarship Program, as she explains why every student should study abroad while in college.
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AmazonSmile has made giving back easy. Find out how you can help break the cycle of poverty this holiday season.
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Rogelio is a first-generation Earl Woods Scholarship Program student attending UC Santa Barbara. Read along as Rogelio shares his life-changing college experience.
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TWF salutes our nation’s heroes who risk their lives every day for our freedom!
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TWF scholar Katrina shares five ways to find motivation halfway through the semester.
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Meet Eunyque! #TWFscholar breaking the cycle of poverty @BucknellU where she is an animal behavior major.
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The vice president of programs and education explains why STEM is a vital component to a student’s education.
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Florida students become detectives at Murray Middle.
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In this series, TWF will showcase insight on Rick’s vision for the organization as we break the cycle of poverty. And as we get to know him, we hope to have some fun along the way.
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Woods spoke to Golfweek.com about TWF’s new amateur series and remembered how he and his friends were able to enjoy similar experiences in his youth.
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“I want to be the best I can be. I want to make my parents proud. But I want to do even more than that — I want to be a first-generation college student.” -Edgar, TWF Scholar
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