Six-time NBA Champion Michael Jordan is now one of the most successful entrepreneurs in America. The 59-year-old is continuously working on earning a lot of money and improving his standard of living. The latest addition to the legend’s acquisitions is the luxurious ship that he bought in 2019. The $80 million yacht ‘Joy’ is moored right next to Jordan’s fishing boat ‘Catch 23’ worth eight million dollars. But, Tiger Woods has a joy ride of his own too.

The 15-time major winner also owns a luxurious yacht called ‘Privacy’ worth $20 million. The man has various assets in his name, however, the yacht is one of his biggest and most favorite investments.

Both the athletes have utilized their hard-earned money to purchase a yacht that they use to spend their leisure time in. But what features do these big boats offer? And who among the two owns the better boat? Let’s find out.

Michael Jordan’s Yacht vs Tiger Woods’ Yacht

Let’s take a look at and compare certain features of both the yachts owned by the athletes. Tiger Woods’ ‘Privacy’ is a $20 million yacht and is 155 feet long. The boat has three floors and an observation deck on the top. Privacy also has 5 bedrooms and holds space for 10 people to sleep comfortably. There are four other cabins for the staff having enough room for nine people.

On the other hand, Jordan’s yacht ‘Joy’ has five fully furnished decks and is 70 meters long. The boat has eight cabins that can be reached via elevators. It holds the capacity to host 19 guests and provide them with a 270-degree ocean view. The main attraction of the boat is a full-size basketball court for Jordan to play ball with his guests.

Both the yachts are equipped with a large Jacuzzi and a full gym. The players have invested money in something we all wish to experience once in our lives. Jordan once traveled with his friends to the Caribbean island of St. Barthelemy. While Tiger Woods stayed on the yacht during the 2006 U.S. Open.

It’s visible that ‘Joy’ is four times as expensive as Woods’ “Privacy”. It is also a lot bigger…