Tiger Woods will be eligible to play in the PGA Tour Champions when he turns 50 later this year and 18-times major winner Jack Nicklaus expects him to dominate the circuit when he returns from another lengthy injury lay-off.

Nearly three decades after Woods’s game-changing Masters win, the tour is still struggling to capitalize on his success to diversify the game.

Tiger Woods' absence from the Masters is being felt but fans might have a another PGA Tour star to turn to in Scottie Scheffler who has already won the major twice

Last year at the Masters, the 15-time major champion added another entry next to his name in the history books simply by making the cut. Woods extended his consecutive made cuts streak at Augusta National to 24, surpassing the record he previously shared with Fred Couples and Gary Player.

Tiger Woods will be missing this tournament for the fifth time in his career after suffering an abrupt Achilles injury in March. The five-time Masters champion last won the tournament in 2019, but hasn't finished higher than 38th place since then.

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