Three hundred guests attended Tiger Woods’ birthday celebration. Three hundred guests left holding autographed cards that collectors are already calling priceless.

The big bash was held at The Breakers in Palm Beach for roughly 300 A-listers that included a performance by rock star Jon Bon Jovi. The event, two weeks after Woods turned 50 on Dec. 30, was billed at “Red: Celebrating Legacy” and guests were urged to wear something red in honor of Woods’ iconic Sunday look.

PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Tiger Woods celebrated the 30th year of his TGR Foundation by saying it raised $50 million last year toward its education initiatives. The party ended with Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank pledging a $20 million grant for a new learning lab in Atlanta.

Tiger Woods celebrated the 30th anniversary of his TGR Foundation by announcing that more than $50 million was raised last year to support the nonprofit organization's education initiatives.

Tiger Woods turned 50 years old on Dec. 30. Here’s how he celebrated the occasion, presumably the weekend before since his actual birthday fell on a Wednesday:

Tiger Woods on his rehab: "I'm progressing, which is nice. I'm getting there and getting stronger. It just takes so much time for the bone to set."

Tiger Woods was already making a big impact even before he truly made it big. Along with Earl and Kultida, he founded the TGR Foundation in 1996.

It may be some time before golf fans see Tiger Woods back on the course for a PGA Tour event, but they at least got to see the all-time great with a club in his hands.

While slowly progressing in his own comeback, Tiger Woods is ecstatic as five-time major champion Brooks Koepka spurns LIV to rejoin PGA Tour.

Livvy Dunne has shown the world that she has a lot of talents since finishing her LSU gymnastics career. However, her latest showcase at Tiger Woods' TGL event this week has golf fans turning their heads.

With Woods’ backing, the Tour took a major step in unifying the sport again by creating the Returning Member Program and welcoming back Koepka.

TGR Foundation has raised more than $50 million to support its mission.