Tiger Woods rose from the ashes to stage an impressive comeback by winning the Masters tournament last month - further bolstering his mammoth wealth.
Next stop is the PGA Championships - and he has navigated his route to success on his lavish £15million super yacht.
Officially named 'Privacy', the exclusive vessel imposed itself on the docks of New York this week sized at 155ft and 6,500 square feet.
On board, you would find five state rooms which can house up to ten people, while the nine crew members have four cabins between them.
It gets even more luxurious with other facilities including a fully kitted-out gym, elevator, bar and jacuzzi big enough for eight people.
There is ample storage space with a scuba station, plus room for three jet skis, two ocean kayaks and two Vespa scooters.
This extremely plush machine, which Woods has called his 'dinghy' in jest, costs around £1.5 million pounds to maintain every year.
Such fees shouldn't be a problem for the Californian born who, according to Forbes, earned a reported total of $43.3m (£33.3m) as of July 2018, while his career earnings since 1996 stand at $1.5 billion (£1.1m)
Not only does the exterior ooze class, but the inside is decked out with stylish cherry woodwork and a transparent staircase.
Woods will be aiming to show similar artistry at the PGA Championships, which take place at Bethpage State Park, Black Course in Long Island from May 13 - 19.
Having won the tournament back-to-back in 2006/7, Woods finished second last year behind Brooks Koepka but will be looking to cruise towards the title this time around.
