On this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, 1998 Masters champion Mark O'Meara explains why he quit playing with Tiger Woods.

Woods is not playing at the Masters because he is recovering from a serious injury, the latest in a long line of physical ailments. Last month, he ruptured his left Achilles tendon and was forced to undergo surgery.

Woods' golf course design company, TGR, announced a groundbreaking partnership with Augusta National, marking a new chapter in their collaboration.

In addition to missing the Masters Champions Dinner in Augusta due to his recent Achilles tendon injury, Tiger Woods gave fans another reason to be concerned about his health this week. The 49-year-old golfer appeared in a video shared to X on Monday,

Tiger Woods is missing the Masters golf tournament because of a ruptured Achilles. Which begs the question, is golf TV worth watching without him?

Much to the chagrin of golf fans everywhere, Tiger Woods won't be playing in the Masters this year - if he even steps on the golf course at all in 2025 it might be a miracle. Earlier this year the 15-time major champion announced he suffered a torn Achilles while attempting to ramp up for the

Verne Lundquist, who was on the call for Jack Nicklaus’ memorable birdie putt on the 17th hole during the 1986 Masters ("Yes Sir!") teamed with Lanny Wadkins to describe the action and the moment as Tiger battled Chris DiMarco and tried to win his fourth green jacket.

After Woods’s immortal moment on Augusta's 16th hole in 2005, Nike developed a witty yet raw marketing campaign around it.

Former Masters champions gathered for the annual Champions Dinner Tuesday night with a meal hosted by Scottie Scheffler. Was Tiger Woods in attendance?