Scottish counterpart Nick Rodger felt were highs and lows from a monumental career. Here's what he came up with.

Woods has authored a new book on his 1997 Masters win. — -- Tiger Woods is “trying everything” to play in The Masters this year, on what will be the 20th anniversary of his history-making win at the prestigious professional golf tournament.

On the 15-time major champion's birthday, Bob Harig reminisces while also asking if there could have been even more success if not for injuries and accidents.

As a self-avowed “Tiger geek”, Rory McIlroy is as keen as anyone to discover what happens next in his childhood hero’s extraordinary career and life now that he turns 50. But for the Northern Irishman there is also that inevitable tinge of sadness at the reaching of a milestone and the passing of an era.

Tiger Woods had just won the Canadian Open in 2000 with a shot no one can forget, a 6-iron out of a fairway bunker on the par-5 18th at Glen Abbey that went over the water, right at the flag and settled on the fringe 20 feet away to secure victory.

In case you somehow haven't heard at this point, Tuesday was Tiger Woods' 50th birthday. The 82-time PGA Tour winner and 15-time major champion is officially over the hill, meaning he's eligible to compete on the PGA Tour Champions.