Tiger Woods and Mike Trout’s Most Hyped Golf Project

The land chosen for the course offers dramatic character and history. The site once housed a silica sand mine, and the team is now transforming the rugged terrain into sculpted fairways, sandy waste areas, and natural features that will define the golf holes. The championship layout is a par-72 course stretching up to 7,600 square feet with its own comfort station, equipped with indoor/outdoor Trackman bays, PuttView, Force Plate technology, and a stretching lab.

The Incredible Features Of Trout National

Trout National is surrounded by 14-foot walls. It features a six-hole fully lit reversible short course known as The Bullpen, in addition to the main 18-hole course, also designed by Tiger’s TGR design team. It also has a high-quality practice range, a short-game area, and a putting course that together make up a comprehensive, immersive golf experience.

The plans also include a five-star clubhouse, lodging options, and even a wedding chapel. There will be ten suites in the clubhouse, two lodges with 12 bedrooms each, and six four-bedroom cottages spread around the short course. Other amenities described in planning documents include a full performance center with technology for golf training, indoor putting labs, and hitting bays. It also features “comfort stations” on the course, including one called “The Dugout” – an amenity station built into the ground behind the 14th and 16th teeing areas.

Another striking feature is an on-course gathering area named Aaron’s, in memory of Trout’s late brother-in-law. It spans several holes and includes terraces, fire pits, and an indoor-outdoor bar where members can relax and watch other players. Trout National is widely regarded as the biggest development project in South Jersey history since Atlantic City and will be open to just 227 members.