Tiger Woods’ Complicated Career Takes The Spotlight in HBO’s ‘Tiger’ Trailer

HBO is taking a closer look at the complicated career of Tiger Woods for the upcoming doc Tiger. We got a first look at the two-part documentary today when HBO dropped a trailer for the project, teasing what looks like an emotional exploration of both the highs and lows of Woods’ time as a professional athlete.

Tiger promises to explore “the rise, fall, and epic comeback” of the golfer in “sweeping scope and vast detail,” per AV Club.  The documentary, which comes from Matthew Heineman and Matthew Hamachek, is based on a Woods biography written by authors Jeff Benedict and Armen Keteyian.

When the film debuts on HBO, we can expect to see some never-before-seen footage, plus interviews with subjects like his former caddy, Steve Williams, and golf’s Sir Nick Faldo. Tiger will also feature Dina Parr and Rachel Uchitel, the woman involved with Woods during his 2009 sex scandal. Uchitel will give her first sit-down interview about her relationship with Woods in the documentary.

Tiger premieres on HBO and HBO Max in January 2021. Watch the full trailer for the documentary in the video above.

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