Masters conference call, ESPN's Curtis Strange and Andy North bluntly discussed Tiger Woods' legacy and recovery from his latest surgery.

Tiger Woods has authored several miraculous comebacks throughout his career, defying medical odds and silencing critics time and again. However, his next triumphant return won't be materializing next week at Augusta National.

Tiger Woods duped many people, including CNBC, with an April Fools joke claiming he had been cleared to play in next week's Masters.

Tiger Woods played a cruel joke on those disappointed by his absence in the Masters on Tuesday, using April Fools’ Day as a way to troll fans over his most recent injury. Earlier this month, Woods announced that he had undergone "minimally-invasive" surgery to repair a ruptured Achilles tendon,

Tiger Woods decided to use April 1 -- yes, yes April Fools' Day -- to say this to the world: "I can’t believe I am saying this, but a few weeks after rupturing my left Achilles, the sleeping in a hyperbaric chamber plus the explosive lifts my doctors and trainers have me ready to play the Masters next week!

Despite an April Fools joke posted to his social media, Tiger Woods will not be playing at The Masters next week. Woods is still recovering from a ruptured Achilles injury that he suffered while training at his home.

Tiger Woods' latest injury didn't stop him from having a little fun with golf fans on April Fools' Day ahead of The Masters.

Tiger Woods took to social media on Tuesday to play an April Fool's prank on golf fans, giving false hope he could overcome an injury to play in next week's Masters.Woods announced last month he suffered the injury and underwent tendon repair surgery while training in advance of the Masters.

Tiger Woods started to give fans hope that he healed enough from a ruptured Achilles tendon to compete at the Masters next week — until they checked the date on the calendar. I