Can Tiger Woods Transform His Charitable Foundation Into a Lasting Legacy?

It's a sunny day in Southern California. At One Tiger Woods Way, four miles north of Disneyland in Anaheim, dozens of kids are streaming down a tree-lined path into an enormous glass and sandstone building called the TGR Learning Lab. Many of them don't fully understand who Tiger Woods is, although they see his name etched on the side of the building. They don't hear much about him on TV, and they're too young to remember him in his prime.

After school, hundreds of low-income middle and high school students from the area come to this center by bus to take part in STEM-based activities. At the start of the academic year, the Tiger Woods Foundation reaches out to local parents, inviting them to enroll their kids in the program.